Following Death Row Records, storied English label Warp Records has now brought its revered release catalogue to Bandcamp.
Along with recent offerings like Autechre's PLUS and SIGN and Oneohtrix Point Never's Magic Oneohtrix Point Never, the catalogue selections also include early Warp releases from LFO and Nightmares on Wax, tracks from the label's Warp10 and Warp20 compilations, and much more.
Bandcamp users will now be able to stream and purchase titles from the likes of Kelela, Danny Brown, Plaid, Battles, Grizzly Bear, Broadcast, Boards of Canada, Clark and others.
Browse the Warp catalogue here.
As Bandcamp wrote in announcing the label's arrival, "Whether you're looking to soundtrack your next one-person quarantine club night or get lost in a maze of ever-changing electronic sounds, Warp has all the music you need."
Bandcamp is set to hold its final Bandcamp Friday of 2020 this Friday (December 4) waiving its revenue share on purchases to assist artists and labels affected by coronavirus restrictions.
Earlier this year, Exclaim! spoke with COO Josh Kim about the industry impact of Bandcamp's decision to put more money into artists' pockets.
Along with recent offerings like Autechre's PLUS and SIGN and Oneohtrix Point Never's Magic Oneohtrix Point Never, the catalogue selections also include early Warp releases from LFO and Nightmares on Wax, tracks from the label's Warp10 and Warp20 compilations, and much more.
Bandcamp users will now be able to stream and purchase titles from the likes of Kelela, Danny Brown, Plaid, Battles, Grizzly Bear, Broadcast, Boards of Canada, Clark and others.
Browse the Warp catalogue here.
As Bandcamp wrote in announcing the label's arrival, "Whether you're looking to soundtrack your next one-person quarantine club night or get lost in a maze of ever-changing electronic sounds, Warp has all the music you need."
Bandcamp is set to hold its final Bandcamp Friday of 2020 this Friday (December 4) waiving its revenue share on purchases to assist artists and labels affected by coronavirus restrictions.
Earlier this year, Exclaim! spoke with COO Josh Kim about the industry impact of Bandcamp's decision to put more money into artists' pockets.
