Reviews
!!! (2010)
Strange Weather Isn't It
Superb dance punk on exciting fourth album from Sacramento-based colelctive !!!
!!! (2010)
Jamie, My Intentions Are Bass
Unique disco funk on latest single from Sacramento-based collective, !!!
Antipop Consortium (2002)
Arrhythmia
"Impressive" avant-garde hip hop on the Warp label from AntiPop Consorium, who were recently asked by Radiohead to support them on a European tour
Autechre (2013)
Exai
Indifferent and over-long eleventh album from Sheffield-based electronic duo, Autechre
Autechre (2008)
Quaristice
Inventive ninth album from Autechre, whose intelligent dance music on this record is analogically and digitally generated from almost thirty years of electronic equipment and techniques
Autechre (2005)
Untilted
Difficult and ultimately disappointing electronica from usually impressive Sheffield duo Autechre
Beans (2004)
Now Soon Someday
Intriguing new mini-album and salb of avant hip-hop from former Anti Pop Consortium mainman Beans, which, as well as six new tracks, also features various remixes
Beans (2003)
Tomorrow Right Now
Excellent downbeat hiphop on first full solo adventure from former Antipop Consortium member, Beans
Boards Of Canada (2003)
Twoism
Low key re-release for electronica giants Boards of Canada, which surprisingly bears more resemblance to their second album 'Geogaddi' rather than their first 'Music Has the Right to Children'
Boards Of Canada (2002)
Geogaddi
"Challenging" and "diverse" second album from the much hyped electronica duo Boards of Canada, which both extends on from and out strips their critically acclaimed debut album, 'Music Has the Rights to Children'.
Boards Of Canada (2001)
In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country
Chances are that if you haven't heard Boards Of Canada for yourself that you will of heard of them. They are definitely a buzz band, tipped to take over the reigns of Aphex Twin as leaders in the scho
Brian Eno (2011)
Drums Between the Bells
Visionary latest album from Brian Eno, which finds him working with poet Rick Holland and takes its inspiration from multimedia
Brian Eno (2010)
Small Craft on a Milk Sea
Inspirational latest album, his first for Warp Records, from Brian Eno
Brian Eno and Rick Holland (2011)
Panic of Looking
Ambient second collaboration and mini-album between Brian Eno and poet Rick Holland, which like much of his work very much remains one for Eno fans
Broadcast (2005)
America's Boy/tender Buttons
7" vinyl only release for new single, the first from their forthcoming third album, for acclaimed Birmingham electronica act Broadcast
Broadcast (2001)
The Noise Made By People
There's this cafe in the city and the second you get there you suddenly have no responsibilities and no worries. Small tables line the sidewalk out front and the people at these tables seem to never
Broadcast (2003)
Pendulum
Experimental, but excellent oddity from Birmingham's much touted Broadcast, back with their first new material in over 3 years
CANT (2011)
Dreams Come True
Indecipherable and ultimately tiresome debut album from CANT, the solo project of Grizzly Bear's Chris Taylor
Chris Clark (2001)
Clarence Park
This, the debut release from the newest edition to the Warp roster, is at barely thirty minutes long one of the shortest Warp releases you're ever likely to come across. Thankfully, its also one of t
Clark (2006)
Body Riddle
Intelligent dancefloor music from electronica artist Chris Clark, who now working under the moniker of Clark, has put out this latest album on Warp Records
Clark (2008)
Turning Dragon
Fast and furious dance music on the most accessible album to date from American-based electronic musician Clark
Clark (2009)
Totems Flare
Sub-standard latest album from usually reliable techno wizard Clark, who uses vocals for the first time on this new LP
Clark (2009)
Growls Garden
Occasionally brilliant latest EP from techno producer Clark
Eno and Hyde (2014)
Someday World
Admirable yet underwhelming joint album between Brian Eno and Underworld's Karl Hyde
Gravenhurst (2015)
Flashlight Seasons/Black Holes in the Sand/Offerings
Excellent collection of early recordings, released to mark his tenth anniversary as Warp Records artist, from Gravenhurst, the pseudonym of Bristol-based singer-songwriter Nick Talbot who died in December
Hundred in the Hands (2010)
The Hundred in the Hands
Mildly disappointing and anonymous debut album from disco pop-infused New York duo, the Hundred in the Hands, which fails to live up to the promise of their outstanding earlier EPs
Hundred in the Hands (2010)
Commotion
Dazzling latest single from New York-based electronic duo, the Hundred in the Hands
Lonelady (2015)
Hinterland
Extraordinary second album from Lonelady, the moniker for Manchester musician Julie Campbell, which combines sparse industrialism with both soul and funk
Maximo Park (2007)
Our Earthly Pleasures
Lavishly-produced, but nevertheless bitingly sharp second album from Maximo Park, the follow-up to their bestselling 'A Certain Trigger;
Maximo Park (2005)
A Certain Trigger
Exceptional debut album from the much hyped Maximo Park, which proves to be "possibly the most heart felt indie pop record on the left-field of Death Cab For Cutie"
Maximo Park (2005)
Apply Some Pressure
Cool easy listening pop punk on new single from Newcastle-based five piece Maximo Park, who seem destined for big things
Mira Calix (2007)
Eyes Set Against the Sun
Complex, but rewarding third solo album from prototype Warp Records artist Mira Calix
Mira Calix (2003)
Skimskitta
Chris Jones that the age of industrialization has not quite died with 'Skimsitta', Mira Calix's third album for the Warp label
Nightmares On Wax (2002)
Mind Elevation
Disappointing fifth album from laidback former kings of electronica, Nightmares on Wax
Squarepusher (2002)
Do You Know Squarepusher
Impressive and typically eclectic new double album, which features both a mini studio CD and also a live album, from electro-dance pioneer, the highly regarded Squarepusher
Squarepusher (2001)
Selection 16
Based on the number of releases he's had in the last year, Tom Jenkinson (aka 'Squarepusher') must be an insomniac. Either that or he is actually able to work at the same frenetic pace that most of h
Vincent Gallo (2002)
So Sad
"Impressive" 12' single from the always innovative Warp label.