WAP 30 - flyer for WARP Party at the Leadmill, Sheffield, Fri. WAP 13 - supposedly unreleased, but some copies of WARP LP 1 were pressed with this cat#. WARP 118 - Chris Morris "Blue Jam II" (unreleased). WARP 109 - Squarepusher "Budakhan Maximized" (unreleased). WARP 93 - Priest "Untitled" (unreleased). WARP 13 / WARP 99 / WARP 113 - no releases. It gives a fully illustrated overview of the label's history and also confirms the following gaps in the cat#'s, though with some mistakes: In winter 2005, the book "Warp" by Rob Young was released as the first volume in the "Labels Unlimited" series. LuckyMe / Night Slugs - Warp partner labels. Warp Music / Warp Music Publishing - publishing companies associated with Warp.Īrcola - Warp abstract dance-oriented sub-label. Warp Records Limited - a Warp company, incorporated in 25 February 1993, and used for some copyright credits.
UK label, label code: LC 2070 / LC 02070.
It joined a slew of attempts at selling music online, and included exclusive tracks, samplings of forthcoming albums, and rarities. After many years in Sheffield, UK, they later moved to and are based in London, UK.ī, Warp's digital music sales site, was also pioneering in being amongst the first to provide high-quality variable bit rate MP3s for sale (later FLAC and other lossless formats). Founded by Steve Beckett, Rob Mitchell (7) (RIP 2001), and Robert Gordon, Warp (originally to be named Warped, but shortened for communication ease, and later expanded by the backronym "We Are Reasonable People"), is one of the world's most respected, influential, and loved electronic/experimental dance labels.
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