“Five track compilation EP loosely linked by a Hip Hop tempo. David Wager’s Glitched out Jak Up sets the scene before Dez launches into old school mode with a track oozing with cosmic soul. Warm Data newcomer Only Child lays out a skeletal electroid workout that leads into Lungwahs slightly sinister atmospheric meltdown. Closing the EP Jetsetjim turns the drum track down to a resonant whisper and lets the wonky synth lines work their woozy voodoo.”

“The first release of 2010 finds Jesetjim at the controls of this six track debut EP. Amongst other ingredients The First Landing combines an optimistically romantic pop duet, screaming synthlines, 808 breaks, broken electro and low end theory electronica.”

“The fifteenth release on Warm Data has now hit the virtual shelves and rounds up 2009’s prolific release schedule. “We You Never Know” is a six track album of uncompromising guitar and effects improvisations by Chuch. A relentless mind melting trip that begins with a paranoid and claustrophobic skulk through desolate and confined corridors before marching toward a caustic and apocalyptic nightmare and finally emerging gasping for air into what appears to be daylight?.......”

Plucked from Chuch’s dust ridden shoe boxes and reinterpreted, La Inundada (reclamation) is a washed out dub infused composition that shuffles along at it’s own sluggish pace before descending into a maelstrom of vertiginous delays and sonic erosion. Backed with an epic ebb n flow remix by Lungwah that filters the elements into an immense morphing expanse.

Further deep, dark and detailed sonic explorations from Lungwah. Hazardous Spill Kit is a woozy five track EP encompassing sparse and skeletal arrhythmic structures, and haunting sepulchral atmospherics.

Dead Factor is the debut release from The Defektor and is perhaps the closest Warm Data has come to releasing a collection of songs. The six track E.P includes a Detroit infused robot’s lament, a disco flavoured tale of excess, vocoded bittersweet synth pop and retro B-Boy electro funk.”

Tommy Ponk finds Dez firing on all cylinders with five tracks that range from the devastating dance floor opener that is bursting with the kind of raw energy that he displays in his live sets to the mournful heart rending electronica of the final track.

Warm Data notches up it’s tenth release! Data Remanence in stark contrast to the last EP is a four track compilation of woozy techno and electro infused tracks from Lungwah, Dez Williams, Dan Radestock and S’elektro.

Four tracks of distressing ambience, murky drones, brooding soundscapes and spacious dub drainage from Dez Williams, Chuch, David Wager and Lungwah

Six track E.P of wonderfully wonky electronic soul music lovingly crafted using hacked and modified toys rescued from charity shops, bins and car boot sales. Check out The Dogs Blog HERE for more info.

Lungwah’s debut album Revolt is a dark uncompromising opus that melds dub atmospherics, sparse techno and 2 step rhythms to take the listener through a panoramic shape shifting soundscape.

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Stunning 14 track album from Dez Williams which has been stitched together from a diverse range of fresh material as well as a few forgotten gems from the depths of the Test Room archives. From the sunny, synth laden opening to the blissfully soggy final composition,Test Of Faith is a sonic soundscape overflowing with emotion.

Five tracks deconstructed and deformed by Lungwah.

Two track EP of epic Guitar/FX improv and smudged dub reductions

Four tracks of disjointed electronica and electro ballads from Dez.

A showcase compilation EP featuring four brooding tracks from David Wager, Dan Radestock, Dez Williams & Lungwah.

A showcase compilation EP featuring Chuch, Lungwah, Dez Williams, Concrete Dog and David Wager.

Great year for Appleblim’s Apple Pips label. Hard pushed to pluck a favourite from the five 12”s released but this Instra:Mental effort has just pipped the others to the post! “Leave It All Behind” is a beautiful symth love classic with welcome elements of Drexciyan Funk whilst “Forbidden” has a tough and skittery UK garage Riddim with lush washed out dub chords.

The first and finest moment on the Acid Casual’s digital only Som Bom imprint is a master class in melodic morphing dance floor grooves and at just £1.99 for almost 40 minutes of music is a bargain to boot!

Raw n gritty electro funk with a bad hangover!

Two beautifully crafted tracks from Hotflush boss Scuba.