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Warm Up Spain
Browse the latest digital releases on Warm Up Spain
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WU84D
14 Jul 23
Techno
14 Jul 23
Techno
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WUPPST
14 Jan 19
Techno
14 Jan 19
Techno
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WU 54D
07 Jan 19
Techno
07 Jan 19
Techno
Review: Having recently graced the Zenker brothers label Illian Tape with some ambient material, Jonas Kopp returns to his more familiar floor focused approach with this release for Oscar Mulero's Warm Up label. It's the Spanish label's first 2014 drop but maintains the pace set on last year's clutch of tracks from Developer, Svreca, Go Hiyama and Mulero himself with lead cut "Westphalia" dominated by the corrugated feeling of the flanged sequence that pummels proceedings forward in cahoots with some haywire 909 hats. The accompanying mix from Mulero is more stripped down but retains the dirty feeling of Kopp's original whilst "Circinus" is sci-fi techno at its finest.
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WU 038
28 Apr 14
Techno
28 Apr 14
Techno
Review: Having released on Semantica, Mulero returns the favour by remixing Svreca's "AvergAng". There are three versions to choose from; the first is a pulsing, tunnelling groove which grows in intensity as it builds. The other two versions, Mulero's "digital edits", are more intense, with pumping rhythms and niggling percussion prevailing. But Svreca's original material impresses most here. "Disorder" is a foreboding, slice of cavernous techno, while the title track is even more impressive. "AvergAng" dispels the myth that the Semantica boss is a DJ first and foremost, its bleak, stepping rhythm and singular, relentless approach rivalling the Warm Up boss man's own productions.
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WU 036
04 Nov 13
Techno
04 Nov 13
Techno
Review: Japanese artist Go Hiyama was responsible for some of 2012's finest techno through his work for Token - and this new missive for Warm Up maintains his consistent record. "Dull Acuity" contains all the typical Go Hiyama trademarks - complex rhythms, subtle but effective filters and most importantly a slamming, upfront approach. "Common Blank" is even more impressive, with its nagging groove augmented by slivers of metallic percussion. Taking a different approach, Hiyama uses what sounds like an indie guitar riff on a loop for "First Refusal", wrapping it around a more understated electronic groove. Oscar Mulero delivers two takes on "Blank"; the '2nd Edit' is a muscular, robotic affair, but the first version, with its nickel-plated drums and driving bass, impresses the most.
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WU 032
21 Jan 13
Techno
21 Jan 13
Techno
