Underground Resistance is a Detroit-based music collective and record label founded in 1989. It is known for its influential role in the development of the Detroit techno genre, emphasizing a raw, innovative sound that combines elements of electronic music with social and political themes. The collective's members, including notable figures like Jeff Mills and Mad Mike, often use anonymity to maintain a focus on the music rather than individual identities. The group promotes a philosophy of artistic freedom and resistance against commercialism in the music industry. Their work often addresses issues such as urban decay, social justice, and the struggles of marginalized communities, making their music both a form of expression and a call to action.