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Warm Up Recordings - Previews

01- Epiciclo.
02- Gravitatoria.
03- Metano.
04- Núcleo.
05- Morgoth.
06- Gravedad en Superficie.
07- El Cementerio de los Elefantes
08- Tierra Firme.
09- Transformación.
10-  Orografía.
11 - Lo impenetrable


Mysterious argentinian techno veteran Kølpos provides us with eleven exercises of music from the future in many different shapes. Starting with the compulsory beatless intro named Epiciclo, setting the pace for what comes next. 

Gravitatoria brings the beat in a profound style with a solid reverberated groove made of assorted drum elements and occasional drones flying over the evolving arrangement. 

In Metano things go asymmetrical and shuffled rhythmic wise, synthetic noises bring the heat as the track goes by, changing shape and motif, creating a proper hypnotic tool.

Núcleo increases the BPM rate while preserving the overall spacious feel of the previous numbers. Here the obsessive sequences are more prominent, drilling minds and bodies properly.

Morgoth is a slowed down interlude, with slow pitched broken beats and complex atmospheres on top, resetting the vibe to incorporate danceable action again with Gravedad en Superficie where the sound machine is at its full development with ever changing abstract sequences and a mental approach.

El Cementerio de los Elefantes keeps things busy, a no remorse relentless techno tool aimed for peak time action, as well as Tierra Firme that goes in the same vein.

Approaching the end of this soundtrack, things slowly go down to mental places with the deep and profound Terraformación and the abstract slice named Orografía.

Lo Impenetrable brings the spaceship to the homebase in the same style as started, an ambient epilogue with outerworld bleeps and textures.

Preview: KØLPØS - Gravedad en Superficie [WU101d]

01. Absortion   
02. Angle of rotation   
03. Wind field   
04. Fracture index   
05. Absorptive surface   
06. Blind sample   
07. Alpha radiation   
08. Refractive   
09. Phreatic rise   
10. Depth of discharge   
11. Induced activity   
12. Stability constant  
13. Dimensionless

When the PWCCA acronym shows up we immediately think about one of the most prolific producers in nowadays techno scene, but this phenomenon does not come for granted, he has been involved in electronic music since an early age, and he is not a newcomer whatsoever. 

His first contact with vinyl decks was deep into last century's nineties and soon after he discovered electronic computer rhythms with a primitive Roland Tr 606 Drum Machine.

Soon he fell in love with the raw British sounds of  Blueprint and Surface Records, Richard Polson, Oliver Ho, James Ruskin, the Birmingham gang … and that appeal to the groove has never left him since.

After a long musical trip as Dr. Cyanide decides to embrace this current PWCCA project we are now talking about, and this very long player means his definitive reaffirmation as one of the pillars of our label and as an extension to techno sound in general.

In this extended sonic excursion, PWCCA puts his sonic weapons at work with precise and pristine results:

Crispy textures, concrete bass drums, funky rhythm elements, rugged sequences, profound bass frequencies, all that always combined in super intelligent arrangements that seem cycled but embed a lot of soul inside.

Every single piece in this sonic puzzle has a reason to be there, nothing is superficial and every little detail has a meaning and a reason. 

It can be anabolic and gymnastic, it can be mental or asymmetrical, it can be from outer space or it can be from below the earth’s surface.

One thing is clear, his approach to sound is unique and this collection is a superb sample of his gifted capabilities with the machines.

Probably one of the most accurate collections of techno tools out there.


Preview: PWCCA - Elements of Geology [WU102d]

01. Anomaly
02. Celestial Menace
03. Estoric
04. Galactospeak
05. The Wrath of Rocks
06. Cosmolalia
07. Collision Course
08. Abduction Chronicles
09. Otherworldly Visions
10. Transcendent Interference
11. Rogue Threat from the Void

Our number 103 release comes by no other than Metro Skim, an analog technology specialist and true underground hero. He has worked for legendary labels such as Fat Cat or Steve Bicknell’s 6 dimension.

His personal vision on techno has attracted Jeff Mills or Dimi Angelis to name but a few, usually playing his works and now it’s time for us to have him in the house with a whole album.

Inside this collection you won’t find any intro or interlude, just raw and crude dancefloor exercises, provided at high tempos, rugged and merciless but mental and abstract at the same time.

You can smell the crudeness of hardware in every second of this workout from beginning to end. Tools that drill your mind and add organic spice to your mixes, carefully arranged and sound designed for optimal performance in the club.

Hypnotic and martian but also punchy and dynamic all this tunes definitely standout from the invasion of clones out there. This is timeless underground dance music at its best.

From the genesis of the project Metro Skim keeps things personal and unique, putting computers aside, maintaining the human versus machine interaction pure and direct.

For sure one of our most promising artists so far. We hope you feel the same. Welcome to another sound universe.

Preview: Metro Skim - Tales of the Celestial Rift [WU103d]

Franco Biglieri returns to Warm Up after his Black Tourmaline EP from 2022. This time he serves us eleven cuts digging deep into profound techno realms. The sonic voyage starts with Reflexión, a slow paced, heavy reverberated exercise ideal for setting the atmosphere in a proper club environment.

Voces means a transition to sci fi territories, more alien, a little bit faster than the previous cut and surrounded by shuffled rhythm elements and textures.Things get busier on Falla Gravitacional, again exploring into outer space, pushing the intensity further, adding distortion to the groove and deepness to the atmospheres, blending the physical and the mental into one entity.

El Títere is a radical twist in style, the main sequence goes crazy from the first bar, reverberation is boosted and the beat is submerged into the abyss. Paralizado explores gummy and elastic textures, increasing the hypnosis and releasing the pressure from the previous cut. Profound and diffused but still aimed at the peak time hours in the dancefloor.

Encarnación Interna follows, keeping the reverb wash as an integral element, adding obsessive sequences and precise percussive work to create a feeling of travelling through a black hole somewhere in space. Espíritu Danzante preserves the same approach, as a logical sequel of its predecessor giving way to an alternative version of El Títere.

El Ojo de la Tormenta keeps the pressure alive, with a relentless asymmetrical sequence as the main motif, twisted and mangled wisely over a complex rhythm programming.

El Presagio is probably the most aggressive slice of the sonic voyage, fast tempo, drilling synth riffs and again lots of reverberations and texture all mashed into a well done arrangement,

Finally, Surface Culture slows down the machinery, providing the perfect construction tool using well crafted dub chords and liquid atmospheres. 

Tracklist:

01. Reflexión
02. Voces
03. Falla gravitacional
04. El títere
05. Paralizado
06. Encarnación interna
07. Espiritu danzante
08. El títere (Original)
09. El ojo de la tormenta
10. El presagio
11. Surface culture

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Preview: NWHR - Encarnacion Interna LP [WU104d]

| PWCCA 
| Fragmented Realms EP 
| RECT037

Recorded Things 
18.07.2025

1. Terminal Obscura
2. Black Circuit
3. Cry Of The Machine
4. Fragmented Realms
5. Eclipse Mechanism

PRESS:
A reality that appears fluid yet fragmented—oscillating between illusion, sensory overload, and the limits of perception can evoke in us a state that feels trance-like, disorienting, or even transcendent.

PWCCA - Fragmented realms

PWCCA - Eclipse mechanism

PWCCA - Black circuit

PWCCA - Cry of the machine

It’s always our pleasure to welcome a new artist onboard, this time the chosen one is VSK a skillful producer from Rome with a plethora of releases on the best labels out there, causing a solid impact on the scene since the early 2000’s.

As is our tradition lately on Warm Up the album format is how we can showcase the artist’s whole sound palette and this Polarization LP truly does.

Like a game is the beatless opening track, the sound of an imaginary spaceship aligning its machinery. Once all is set up Ethical design starts the movement, combining a broken groove with assorted bleeps and hi pitched frequencies, setting the pace for The evil speech a track stepping directly into the dancefloor with a solid groove and white noise washes swinging along.

Tension division penetrates mind and body with piercing continuous sequences and a relentless rhythm while Limitless increases the pace and goes one step further in hypnosis with a more intricate arrangement.

Polarization introduces gummy and elastic sounds on the equation, maintaining the anabolic groove, now almost industrial, providing all the necessary elements to create a peak time monster.

It could be the end keeps the energy untouched, at a higher BPM rate becomes an orgy of white noise and sub frequencies, again created to demolish any proper sound system out there as well as Extreme close up, bringing nothing but heat to the collection.

The urge for dance stops suddenly with Don’t think and don't speak, acting as an interlude to the last cut, Veloce come il vento, a sibilant and roaming spiritual drone to close this sound voyage.  

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Preview: VSK - Polarization LP [WU105d]

Label: Mord
Artist: PWCCA
Title: Dweller of Darkness
Art by Dennis Beutner
Cat No: MORD115
Format: 2 x12" and Digital

Release date: 22nd of August 2025

A1 Dweller of darkness
A2 Beings and prophecies
B1 Sprouts from the grave
B2 Alacife
C1 The Offspring
C2 Under the black tower
C3 The tree from its roots
D1 Legions and splendor
D2 Ashes of the coven

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My heart is a thousand years old.
I am not like other people.
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MORD115 - PWCCA - Dweller of darkness [Previews]

Oscar Mulero's DJ career has been as prolific and long lasting as the evolution of dance music. As a key figure in its development, Oscar has always absorbed new trends and kept his finger on the pulse of electronic dance music, from the end of the 80’s right up to the present day. It is impossible to understand his genius without taking into account the tireless work he has carried out behind the decks for over two decades. Production-wise he's been releasing records since the late 90’s, with countless 12" vinyls and several studio albums, as well as many remixes for the best players in the scene.

He runs Warm Up, his very own imprint, since 2000 as well as the label PoleGroup Records since 2004, both of which have reached the 50 releases mark. On 2013 he started a series of live A/V performances under several project names like Light and Dark, Biolive and Monochrome AV.

In 2019 he will celebrate his thirty-year career with a very special secret lineup party in Madrid that will be much talked about because of its concept and the quality of the guests.