Warehouse Decay Recordings

Available now from Warehouse Decay, our fifth release sees the return of Magnofon – who contributed the first EP on WDR. His latest offering is titled ‘Lost Property’ and features five tracks spanning several sub genres of House and Techno. 

You can buy it from both Juno and Bandcamp

(Click on the hyperlink to visit the release page)

WDR005 sees the return of Magnofon, with a conceptual EP that sits perfectly in line with the theme that underpins the label.
Lost Property marks a progression from the sound which featured in his previous ‘Connection’; this time the sound goes deeper, reflecting the artist’s fascination with abandoned buildings and urban decay. The theme carries through via the track titles all the while reinforced by the striking cover artwork, taken by Simon James at the abandoned RAF Upwood site.
With the concept and a generous five tracks clocking in at over 34 minutes, you could even classify this latest Magnofon record as a mini album.

Magnofon is British producer Harry Towell who has over a decade of music-making experience. He also records ambient music as Spheruleus and as well as Warehouse Decay, he runs the Audio Gourmet and Tessellate labels. He got into House music whilst in his teens, building a collection of vinyl and eventually playing out in bars and clubs. His time spent as a DJ peaked around 2007 when he played alongside the likes of Fred Everything, Nathan Coles, Inland Knights, JT Donaldson, The Littlemen, Da Sunlounge and DIY. Shortly after, a change in circumstances meant that DJing had to be sidelined and that is when he began to create ambient music.
In 2012 he started recording House music again after being reunited with his record collection which had previously been kept in storage. Later in the year, his debut ‘Connection EP’ became the inaugral release on Warehouse Decay Recordings.

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Stream track samples here:

Last night Magnofon was DJing in Stamford as part of the all-day Awakening event at Opus Dai, ahead of his second release on Warehouse Decay – which comes out tomorrow.
We had intended to record the full set but unfortunately that never materialised! We did have our camera man in-place who was able to take this brief video:

On Saturday 25th of May, Magnofon will be DJing in Stamford, UK from 4:30pm. We see it as a launch party for Magnofon’s forthcoming ‘Lost Property’ EP which comes out on Warehouse Decay Recordings on the following Monday. It’s at an all day event called Awakening, Opus Dai where he’ll be dishing out 50 free specially made Warehouse Decay samplers. The discs will contain current and unreleased material from the label and are only available at the gig. If you’re in the area, arrive early to make sure you receive a copy – they won’t hang around for long!

Click on the flyer to check out the event page on Facebook, where you can find more information about the event. For those that can’t make it, we intend to provide full coverage of the event shortly after.

To hear some mixes and productions from Magnofon, click play below:

We’ve got WDR005 lined-up already – which sees the return of Magnofon, who provided our very first release. ‘Lost Property’ will be available on Monday 27th of May in which Magnofon explores even deeper territory, inspired by the Detroit sound and hinting at Tech-House and Techno in places. You can listen to a preview of the EP here:

The EP is cued up for release on Juno already – you can check out the samples here too or sign up for an email alert on release day: CLICK HERE

“WDR005 sees the return of Magnofon, with a conceptual EP that sits perfectly in line with the theme that underpins the label.
Lost Property marks a progression from the sound which featured in his previous ‘Connection’; this time the sound goes deeper, reflecting the artist’s fascination with abandoned buildings and urban decay. The theme carries through via the track titles all the while reinforced by the striking cover artwork, taken by Simon James at the abandoned site of RAF Upwood.
With the concept and a generous five tracks clocking in at over 34 minutes, you could even classify this latest Magnofon record as a mini album.

Magnofon is British producer Harry Towell who has over a decade of music-making experience. He also records ambient music as Spheruleus and as well as Warehouse Decay, he runs the Audio Gourmet and Tessellate labels. He got into House music whilst in his teens, building a collection of vinyl and eventually playing out in bars and clubs. His time spent as a DJ peaked around 2007 when he played alongside the likes of Fred Everything, Nathan Coles, Inland Knights, JT Donaldson, The Littlemen, Da Sunlounge and DIY. Shortly after, a change in circumstances meant that DJing had to be sidelined and that is when he began to create ambient music.
In 2012 he started recording House music again after being reunited with his record collection which had previously been kept in storage. Later in the year, his debut ‘Connection EP’ became the inaugral release on Warehouse Decay Recordings.”

Promos – Email warehousedecay@gmail.com

credits 
Catalog: WDR005
Written and produced by H. Towell
Mastered by Tim Diagram
Photo by Simon James
Artwork by H. Towell

Tracks from Warehouse Decay releases continue to do the round on the radio this weekend. We’ve just had news from the new Bluetown Electronica show that they’ll be playing a track from the new Louper EP on Sheppey FM this coming Sunday. The show will support all kinds of electronic music from Ambient to Techno!

To tune in, visit www.sheppeyfm.org.uk on Sunday and listen from 6pm (UK time)
You can follow the Bluetown Electronica show on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/BluetownElectronica?ref=ts&fref=ts

Last Monday, ex-Cocteau Twins’ Simon Raymonde aired Louper’s Tinder in his show for Amazing Radio. We’re pleased to announce that it is repeated today from 1pm in case you missed it. It is also available as a ‘rewind’ if you don’t manage to catch Simon’s eclectic selection of music: http://amazingradio.com/?show=simonraymonde

Whilst we’re on the subject of Amazing Radio, we got a notice last night to tell us that they’re now airing on DAB radio in London and Dublin. Even better…Magnofon’s ‘Connection’ was on it, via the Amazing Beats show presented by Mark Ryan! Again, you can rewind the show by clicking here: http://amazingradio.com/?show=amazingbeats

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On Friday 10th of May from 5pm ’til 7pm there was a live stream going on Ungradio.com from Ois Butler-Doyle and Colm Brophy of Walk T&lk. The video has been archived and can be streamed by all who missed it by clicking play above. Ois Butler-Doyle begins the set with some seriously good low-slung Deep House and is followed by Colm Brophy who drops jackin’ garage rhythms and plays a track from a forthcoming Magnofon EP as well as ‘Don’t Bank On It’ from WDR001 – Magnofon’s ‘Connection’ EP.

For more information on Walk T&lk, follow them on Facebook here:
https://www.facebook.com/walkandtalkhouse

Last night at 7pm, ex-Cocteau Twins member Simon Raymonde played ‘Tinder’ from the new Louper EP on Amazing Radio! The show will be aired again this coming Saturday 18th of May at 1pm (UK time). Or you can rewind last night’s show again to check out Simon’s eclectic selection and listen to ‘Tinder’ in full:

http://amazingradio.com/?show=simonraymonde

The fourth release on Warehouse Decay is out today, in the shape of a self-titled EP by Louper.

You can buy it from both Juno and Bandcamp

(Click on the hyperlink to visit the release page)

Louper is Tim Diagram, who has made waves in the electro-ambient music scene since 2001, this new project is an upward shift from his usual output as Maps and Diagrams and his many other guises. Tim has released over 15 albums, both as solo work and collaborations.

Under the Louper moniker, Tim’s first is the self-titled ‘Louper’ EP out on Warehouse Decay Recordings. It focuses on a straight 4X4 structure with a musical nod to the classic sound of Acid House and Detroit Techno scene in which he was absorbed in during the early 90′s. Tim adds a twisted perspective to the EP with stuttered percussion on the two tracks “Idem” and “Tinder” which are nicely balanced with the layered, more dense sounds of “Loma” and “Suber”. Artwork by Simon James.

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Stream the track samples here:

This weekend the radio coverage of Warehouse Decay material continues, with the Music Of The Future show on Planeta FM, Poland airing tracks from the Louper EP (out on WDR this Monday!) Not only will the show be playing something by Magnofon too – they’ll also have Marcin Krupa guesting:

You can catch Marcin and the rest of the Music Of The Future show here at 8pm (UK time) on Sunday 12th May:

http://www.planeta.fm/sluchaj/online/Planeta-FM-online.html

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Also, we’ve got more support from the Amazing Beats show on Amazing Radio, presented by Mark Ryan. It cross sections all kinds of underground electronic music and Marc has been playing Magnofon’s ‘Connection’ for the last three weeks now.
The show starts tonight at 7pm via the following link:

http://amazingradio.co.uk/?show=amazingbeats

We have another new artist on-board, in the form of Tim Diagram’s new Louper moniker. Tim will be familiar to the electro/acoustic ambient music scene, recording as Maps and Diagrams and under various other names. His debut as Louper looks back on the Acid House and Detroit Techno scene.

The eponymous Louper EP will be released on Warehouse Decay Recordings on Monday 13th of May through Juno and Bandcamp. A preview of the EP has been uploaded to our Soundcloud account for your perusal:

Louper is Tim Diagram, who has made waves in the electro-ambient music scene since 2001, this new project is an upward shift from his usual output as Maps and Diagrams and his many other guises. Tim has released over 15 albums, both as solo work and collaborations.

For this WDR release self-titled “Louper” Tim focuses on a straight 4X4 structure with a musical nod to the classic sound of Acid House and Detroit Techno scene in which he was absorbed in during the early 90’s. Tim adds a twisted perspective to the EP with stuttered percussion on the two tracks “Idem” and “Tinder” which are nicely balanced with the layered, more dense sounds of “Loma” and “Suber”.

For more information on Tim’s projects, visit www.handstitched.net

credits
Catalog: WDR004
Written and produced by Tim Diagram
Photography by Simon James