His sound is rooted from growing up in the German Techno, Minimal and Electro world as well as in his academic background that brought him to London where he gained a Masters degree in Contemporary Classical Composition. He has cofounded a variety of musical collaborations and his continuous presence as a musician, live performer and DJ has manifested to become a constant contributor in the London Underground Electronic Music Scene and part of the infamous pool of artists around the seminal London techno dome KAOS. Claus Fuss’ solo debut on KHEMIA RECORDS called “STATIC ACE” has been released on vinyl as a split EP with BROKEN ENGLISH CLUB in December 2017. Early in 2019 the EP has been officially registered for the BRITISH LIBRARY SOUND ARCHIVE. . He is the co founder of the live techno duo ONEONEONE in collaboration with DJ KLOSE ONE. In 2016 the first vinyl release on their eponymously named label, a sub label of LOEFAH’s SWANP81, sold out in less than one month. With their tracks variously described as 'Seven minute techno epics' and 'hard hitting club bangers' (BLEEP_LDN) the first release 'A' has became an underground anthem across house and techno sets in the UK and worldwide. Their second EP has been released on STEPS RECORDS in March 2020 and their long awaited 3rd EP came out this March on KHEMIA RECORDS LONDON including a video of live performance released on HATE. In 2019 he co-founded the duo Lander, a collaboration between himself and YEARS OF DENIAL’s other half SUPREME LOW. Their already critically acclaimed debut EP has been released Dutch electronic music label CRÈME ORGANIZATION in march 2021. Since 2018 he is also touring across the globe with Germanys legendary electronic music pioneers TANGERINE DREAM as their live front of house sound engineer . … Claus Fuss hits hard on the 4 with his throbbing beast, Static Ace. Boomkat.com 2017 …Claus Fuss runs with the theme on his offering ‘Static Ace’. Over more than ten minutes, Fuss spins out a hypnotic bleep loop into a piece of potent dancefloor goodness, merging it with a drum track that spends a couple of minutes getting its act together before locking into a hard-as-nails four-on-the-floor. Bleep.com 2017 …The minimal aesthetic extends from the artwork and the track titles (simply ‘A’ and ‘B’) to the music itself. ‘A’ is a stunning seven-minute techno epic, with slivers of light and trembling radar bleeps cutting through the super deep bass. Patience is rewarded with the introduction of an arresting Bascom X reggae vocal. ‘B’ is a darker, more propulsive affair that takes the radar bleeps and turns them into more of a melodic motif. Bleep.com 2016