Botchit & Scarper Records (a unique label in the present times, concentrating on artist development) was established in 1995 by business partners Vini Medley and Martin Love, the founders of pioneering Jungle record label SOUR. Over the past 13 years Botchit has become the leading international Breakbeat label (Music Week, 2000), releasing near to 50 singles and more than 20 full length ground breaking albums from the likes of T. Power, FreQ Nasty, B.L.I.M, Atomic Hooligan, Aquasky Vs MasterBlaster, Raw Deal, Chris Carter and many more. These breaks artists were amongst the original new breed of producers who learnt their trade producing drum and bass and became frustrated by sticking to one tempo. T.Power, Blim and FreQ Nasty way back in 95 presented label manager Vini with their new style of music and Vini was so impressed (he bought the company!) he let them rip with many a quality breaks release! And thus, amongst many other quality Botchit tunes, the phenomenal "Freakazoid', 'Boomin Back Atcha' featuring Phoebe One (the Queen of UK Hip Hop) by FreQ Nasty was born, along with the genre breaking 'U' which saw Shara Nelson collaborate with B.L.IM and Chris Carter - the first ever big breaks vocal track. Also T.Power's 'Running' and 'Dangerous' - featuring the Uk's finest hip hop MC, Blade...

The 4VINI Project was a 50-track album released in 2002 as a tribute to the late Vini Medley (who passed away in 2000) and it proved just how versatile the label is. Martin, Sonia, George and Danny successfully sourced a number of highly acclaimed artists to contribute tracks to the album, including MJ Cole, Elisabeth Troy, Red Snapper, Pressure Drop, Asian Dub Foundation, Skinny and Roots Manuva. The lead single 'Forever Young' reached number 75 in the UK National Charts and received praise from many of the UK's leading DJ's.

More recent projects have included Lawgiverz' reinterpretation of the compilation mix CD 'Bass Instinct', about which M8 Magazine dubbed it 'One of the most energetic and exiting mix albums in years. Don't miss this.' Other triumphs have included Jason Sparks' 'Heroes & Villains' LP reaching 1 in Capital Radio's CLUB CHART Playlist, and Deekline & Wizard's debut album 'Breaks, Beats, and Blondes' being EZ playlisted on Kiss 100 Radio.

THE ARTISTS...

Atomic Hooligan had huge success with their Underworld remixes on V2, and in 2005 released their genre-blurring debut LP 'You Are Here', gaining them critical acclaim across the world. Right off, Atomic Hooligan cleaned up at the international breakbeat awards known as BREAKSPOLL, nailing 'Best Album'.

Now a fully firing nine piece LIVE band, Atomic Hooligan have made some serious waves with their second LP, 'Sex, Drugs, and Blah, Blah, Blah', released March 2008. Their masterpiece shook the breaks community to its foundations, and landed them the cover of the March 2008 issue of IDJ (International DJ) Magazine!

Labelcode: LC 00877

UK hardcore label run by Dougal & Gammer.

This is NOT a real label. It was specifically added to Discogs for the white label / bootleg releases with a "SYD XXX" cat# to be easily grouped.

Sublabel of ZYX Records.

Labelcode: LC 01170
2nd Labelcode: LC 2839

For unofficial releases containing music by Madonna.

For music released specifically by Saturation, as found on tours and sold or given away via personal websites.

Warp (Originally to be named Warped, but shortened for communication ease, and later expanded by the backronym We Are Reasonable People), owned and operated by Steve Beckett and Rob Mitchell (who sadly passed away in 2001), is one of the world's most respected and loved electronic and experimental dance labels. After many years in Sheffield, they are now based in London.

Joining the slew of attempts at selling music online, Warp is a first with providing high-quality variable bitrate MP3's for sale, via Bleep.com, including exclusive tracks, samplings of forthcoming albums, and rarities.

In winter 2005 the book 'Warp' by Rob Young was released as the first volume in the Labels Unlimited series. It gives a fully illustrated overview of the label's history and also confirms the following gaps in the catalogue numbering, though with some mistakes:

Albums
WARP 13 - no release
WARP 93 - Priest "Untitled" (unreleased)
WARP 99 - no release
WARP 109 - Squarepusher "Budakhan Maximized" (unreleased)
WARP 113 - no release
WARP 118 - Chris Morris "Blue Jam II" (unreleased)

Singles
WAP 13 - supposedly unreleased, but some copies of WARP LP 1 were pressed with this catalogue number.
WAP 30 - flyer for WARP Party at the Leadmill, Sheffield, Fri 8 Jan 1993
WAP 85 - is given to Jimi Tenor "Take Me Baby" but was never used as it was actually released by Rough Trade Germany with no Warp catalogue number on the release.
WAP 99 - unique set of artwork by the Designers Republic (tDR)
WAP 113 - no release
WAP 131 - no release
WAP 143 - no release
WAP 146 - no release
WAP 148 - no release

NOTE: Many Warp releases were licensed to record labels outside the UK. Some of these releases include a Warp catalogue number as well as their own. These labels include

-Indisc - usually uses the Warp catalogue with an extra 107 before the number in addition to the Indisc cat number. Sometimes it uses just a Warp catalogue number.

-Rough Trade Germany which later became Zomba Records - uses the Warp catalogue number on releases that use the Warp label code in addition to the RTD 126.XXXX.X catalogue number. Prior to this when the releases featured the RTD/Zomba labelcode (LC 5661) the Warp catalogue number did not appear.

Please make sure that these releases are submitted correctly.

See also former Warp sub-label, Lex Records.

Label Code: LC 2070 or LC02070

NOTE: For copyright credits please use Warp Records Limited.

For publishing credits please use Warp Music.

Independent German label founded by Christof Ellinghaus
and renowned for its eclectic roster encompassing everything from rock via post-rock to electronic music.

A note on cat#s: City Slang have been quite inconsistent in this respect, some releases using an EFA prefix and others using a City Slang prefix.

Label Code: LC 06853
Publishing company: City Slang Musikverlag

R & S Records represents the initials of Renaat Vandepapeliere & Sabine Maes, the couple that created this label.

The label was first named as Milos Music Belgium but just one record was released on this label.

Still independent and currently managed from London by Andy Whittaker and Dan Foat.

Distributed via Submerge (3).