Begin Here
3 Essential Warp Records releases — to begin your journey.
Selected Ambient Works Volume II — Aphex Twin
Disorientating, glacial, endlessly strange
Music Has the Right to Children — Boards of Canada
Hazy, nostalgic, quietly unsettling
Warp has never chased a sound — it's spent three decades getting there first.
Why we stock Warp
Explore the Label
The Warp Records catalogue we stock — from the label's earliest bleep techno through to its current jazz and hip-hop signings.
Listening Guide
Warp Records
Warp built its name on refusing to sound like anyone else. Since 1989, the Sheffield label has moved from the birth of IDM through to whatever comes after genre altogether — a home for artists who treat electronic music as a serious compositional tool rather than a dancefloor formula.
Warp Records Timeline
An Introduction to...
Five Artists Who Define Warp Records
From Aphex Twin's warped ambient techno to Boards of Canada's hazy nostalgia, Warp's roster has never settled into one genre. What connects them is a refusal to make music for anyone else's dancefloor.
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