Tracklisting
A1 The Silence - Remain Calm
A2 The Silence - Something Hardcore (12'' Extended Version)
B1 The Silence - Industrial Counter
B2 The Silence - Nothing

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The Silence returns with this limited edition addendum to their debut album for the true diehards that need their darkness to be a little more complete. To sweeten the deal this EP contains an extended version of their tortured dubstep anthem 'Something Hardcore' and the already infamous 'Industrial Counter'. More

Tracklisting:
01 The Silence - Introduction
02 The Silence - The Detonator
03 The Silence - Violence
04 The Silence - Destroy the Humans
05 The Silence - Full Beast
06 The Silence - Remain Calm
07 The Silence - Dead Center
08 The Silence - Nothing
09 The Silence - Ultra Black
10 The Silence - Something Hardcore
11 The Silence - Ascension
12 The Silence - The End of Time
13 The Silence - Perfect Dark
14 The Silence - The End of All Things

Sales Note
The Silence of the Perfect Dark is the debut release by The Silence, a project formed by Ophidian and Eye-D as an outlet for all things dark, brooding, funky and dirty. Clocking in at well over an hour this album outlines some of the many musical directions you'll be hearing The Silence exploring in the near future. Highly recommended if you like music slightly unsettling. More

Tracklisting
A1 The Outside Agency - The Summit
A2 The Outside Agency - The Apostate
B1 The Outside Agency - Follow Me
B2 The Outside Agency - Future Wars

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It is time to embrace the darkness once again with "Future Wars" by The Outside Agency. Get ready for a voyage into the depths of auditory darkness. From pulsating rhythms to haunting melodies, each of the four tracks on this Genosha Recordings EP is a testament to The Outside Agency's unparalleled creativity and mastery of irresponsible distortion levels. "Future Wars" defies convention, taking listeners on a crazy trip through different tempos and moods. More

Tracklisting
A1 The Silence - Remain Calm
A2 The Silence - Something Hardcore (12'' Extended Version)
B1 The Silence - Industrial Counter
B2 The Silence - Nothing

Sales Note
The Silence returns with this limited edition addendum to their debut album for the true diehards that need their darkness to be a little more complete. To sweeten the deal this EP contains an extended version of their tortured dubstep anthem 'Something Hardcore' and the already infamous 'Industrial Counter'. More

Tracklisting:
01 The Silence - Introduction
02 The Silence - The Detonator
03 The Silence - Violence
04 The Silence - Destroy the Humans
05 The Silence - Full Beast
06 The Silence - Remain Calm
07 The Silence - Dead Center
08 The Silence - Nothing
09 The Silence - Ultra Black
10 The Silence - Something Hardcore
11 The Silence - Ascension
12 The Silence - The End of Time
13 The Silence - Perfect Dark
14 The Silence - The End of All Things

Sales Note
The Silence of the Perfect Dark is the debut release by The Silence, a project formed by Ophidian and Eye-D as an outlet for all things dark, brooding, funky and dirty. Clocking in at well over an hour this album outlines some of the many musical directions you'll be hearing The Silence exploring in the near future. Highly recommended if you like music slightly unsettling. More

Tracklisting:
A1 Fracture 4 - Everything
A2 Fracture 4 - Falling Apart
B1 Fracture 4 - Trying to Forget
B2 Fracture 4 - She Walks in Beauty Like the Night

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The Scottish godfather of emocore returns to Genosha with his very first album. We know what to expect from Fracture 4. No happy clappers here; it's all slow doom and gloom. This impressive album truly covers the entire spectrum of hardcore: from morose to sullen, from melancholy to downright downtrodden. Excellent for lonely home listening or to shuffling around to at a warehouse rager. The album is available in digital format, as a CD and this album sampler features four non-random selections from the album. Guaranteed to turn that smile upside down! More

Tracklisting:
A1 Samuli Kemppi - Bones
A2 Tensal - Ka-Rom
B1 D-Leria - Equilibrio
B2 Bank of Forever - Back To Your Mother The Abyss (L'estasi Dell'oro RMX)

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Clear blue marbled 180 gram pressing, available on vinyl only. Second edition of the concrete series, a series that intends to involve once again the major artists of the contemporary techno scene.

Four incredible tracks by Samuli Kemppi, Tensal, D-Leria and Bank of Forever (one of the Home Video, from Warp)., With a rare and fantastic Remix of L'Estasi dell'Oro that packs and deepens the hypoonatic and gritty shades of Techno of New York giving a complete revisitation in a dance key to the beautiful original Dowtempo/Electronic song published on CD.

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Debut studio album by Dutch electronic music producer and DJ Speedy J (real name Jochem Paap), Ginger was originally released in June 1993 as part of Warp Records Artificial Intelligence series.

Remastered in 2021, the reissue contains the original design by longtime Warp collaborators The Designers Republic.

Rotterdam-based Jochem Paap began creating techno tracks such as “Three O’Three” and “Something For Your Mind” in his hometown to play out in clubs, and chose the artist name Speedy J as a reference to his DJ skills. As commented on by All Music, Paap's clear intent with Ginger was "to take his music out of the rave and into the home-listening environment," and balance elements of the manic energy that defined his early releases with a lush sound palette. Writing and recording on his own in The Plant studio, the album was released on a number of different labels internationally and brought his minimal but melodic production style to a far wider audience, with critics noting his meticulous attention to audio design, skillful use of track interludes (the “Fill” tracks on Ginger, something Black Dog Productions also explored on Bytes), and a careful balancing of four-to-the-floor grooves with ambient textures. He released a second album with Warp, 1995’s G-Spot, and has continued to make a diverse range of electronic music, included releases on labels such as Mike Paradinas’ Planet Mu and Peter Namlook’s FAX +49-69/450464, and showcasing a more experimental strand of releases via his own Electric Deluxe imprint. The music on Ginger has been highlighted as a seminal release in a number of retrospective features by the likes of Pitchfork, The Wire and FACT. More

The first full-length studio album by Richie Hawtin, who was 22 years old at the time and living in Windsor, Canada. It was first released in June 1993 under the F.U.S.E. name on Hawtin’s own Plus 8 Records imprint and again on Warp Records as part of the ‘Artificial Intelligence’ series.
Remastered back in 2019, the reissue features original artwork from Richie’s brother, Matthew Hawtin.

Growing up in Windsor, Ontario, Richie Hawtin aka F.U.S.E. would make frequent excursions across the border to Detroit in search of record shops and new clubbing experiences. Soon he would take up a residency at the small subversive club The Shelter and develop his skills as a DJ. Together with his close friend John Acquaviva they launched Plus 8 Records in 1990 to release their own creations and to support other up-and-coming, like-minded techno producers who were in search of a musical home. Richie started recording under the cryptic alias F.U.S.E.- abbreviation for ‘Futuristic Underground Subsonic Experiments’ - and released seminal tracks like ‘F.U.’ and ‘Substance Abuse’ (1991). The From Our Minds To Yours compilations released on Plus 8 would make a mark on the developing techno scene in Detroit and beyond. At age 22 Hawtin released his first full-length studio album under his F.U.S.E. pseudonym. Dimension Intrusion was largely inspired by science fiction films and a collection of available vintage synthesizers and drum machines. Playing with their electronic yet warm sound effects, the young producer in turn discovered some of his favourite instruments. His heady manipulations of the Roland TB-303 acid sound helped develop an influential style that would have a lasting impact on electronic music. The tracks on Dimension Intrusion range from club focused techno to soundtrack ambience and can be seen retrospectively as experiments leading to what would soon become Hawtin’s trademark acid-laced Plastikman sound.

- Spec Black 2LP Vinyl in polylined inner sleeves in wide spine outer sleeve with 12” poster insert

[4th October 2023] Today, Warp announces reissues of two more albums from their Artificial Intelligence series: Dimension Intrusion by F.U.S.E. (aka Richie Hawtin) and Ginger by Speedy J. Both records were originally released in 1993, and these new vinyl editions mark their 30th anniversary.

Although unique records by distinctive artists, there are some strands that tie the two albums together. Dimension Intrusion was the fifth album in the Artificial Intelligence series, originally released on 7 June 1993, whilst Ginger was the sixth album in the series, coming out two weeks later on 21 June. Whereas the rest of the series focused on elevating underground electronic producers from the UK such as Autechre, B12, Black Dog Productions and Polygon Window, these two entries in the series added an international dimension, representing North American and Northern European takes respectively on the techno genre. Both albums were also released in Canada on Richie Hawtin’s own fabled Plus 8 label, with Paap putting out a domestic edition of Ginger in the Netherlands on his Beam Me Up! imprint, echoing the accidental Star Trek reference in Warp’s own name (actually a shortening of original name Warped). Both artists would go on to record for NovaMute, a dance music subsidiary of Mute Records.

The concept that unites this music above all however is the idea of crafting electronic music for home listening, charting the evolution of a musical form that had started out purely dancefloor-focused. Both Paap and Hawtin had started to make tracks with this idea in mind independently, and it chimed perfectly with the series that Warp founders Rob Mitchell and Steve Beckett were putting together concurrently to showcase exactly this development. The compilation that gave the series its title and kicked things off, housed in a striking sleeve featuring a robot reclining in an armchair, surrounded by album sleeves, succinctly communicated the central idea with a certain amount of tongue-in-cheek humour. It was after Paap had contributed to Artificial Intelligence with Speedy J’s “De-Orbit”, alongside Richie Hawtin making an appearance using his UP! pseudonym, that Mitchell and Beckett invited them to come on board to the series with full artist albums for release on Warp.
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Tracklisting
A1 Sciahri - Dying Nature
A2 Sciahri - No Regrets
B1 Sciahri - Purity
B2 Sciahri - Aurora

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