Remote Location was established in 2007 as a creative technology & communication studio by Adam Rodgers and Neil Morton. Both are from Glasgow, UK originally and worked together on a few projects, including stuff for Warp and Numbers, before starting Remote Location. They are now based in Spitalfield, in the east of London.

Focusing on fresh design, concept & production, they collaborate with their network of creative and technical specialists when approaching projects and realising ideas.

Recent stuff they’ve produced includes the Hudson Mo Butterstar Galactica game for Warp (collab with Thomas Traum and Mike Tucker), record art for Darkstar on Hyperdub and Neil Landstrumm on Planet Mu (Vice’s worst cover of the month), and an identity & website for blackmaps.

Forthcoming creations include a site and sleeves for their sister company Numbers, sleeve art for the new Fabric comp, new identity & online home for Rubadub, a site design for Samurai FM, working with Craig Armstrong, and of course further developments of Warp.net.

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Art direction + design for the latest Neil Landstrumm LP on Planet μ Records. Head-dress & breakfast vibes. Photography by Sam Robinson

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Butter Star Galactica. Produced in collaboration with Thomas Traum & Mike Tucker for the Hudson Mohawke LP ‘Butter’ on Warp Records.

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Marks for Rubadub Records & blackmaps

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New website for Warp’s Music, Films and Records companies. Created in collaboration with Universal Everything.

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Screen-printed & Lazer-etched graphics for various Rustie EPs on Stuffrecords & Wireblock. Bad Science EP designed in collaboration w/ Konx-Om-Pax.

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Numbers. Identity for Glasgow based events company / record label.

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Graphics for Darkstar’s EP on Hyperdub – inspired by the Monolith from the film 2001: A Space Odyssey.

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Destroy! Arcade style game to promote Flying Lotus and his LP ‘Los Angeles’.

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Some sketches

Pictured: North (Hudson Mohawke) / South (Skream) / East (Mike Slott) / West (Flying Lotus)

North / South / East / West is a collaborative art and music project between photographer Shaun Bloodworth, designer Stuart Hammersley (Give Up Art) and Bleep.com; focusing on the music of four different regions of the world — North and South UK and East and West coast USA. The project aims to showcase our pick of a handful of labels, artists and club nights from each.

The final product is a limited edition, deluxe package. With only 500 editions printed and compromising 14 high quality photo-prints and a 12 track CD (9 of which have never before been heard) – all of which will be beautifully enclosed in a special, custom made package.

Plus a further edition, limited to only 100 copies, comprising again of 14 exclusive photo-prints, 12 track CD in custom-made packaging. With the addition of an A2 poster, designed by Give Up Art and featuring previously unseen potraits and extra shots from the project. All of these items will be sold exclusively on Bleep.com

Partcipating artists on the compilation:
North: Hudson Mohawke / Rustie / Taz Buckfaster
South: Skream / Headhunter / Geeneus
East: Mike Slott / FaltyDL / Kotchy
West: Flying Lotus / Matthew David / Daedelus

The first tracks will be played tonight on BBC Radio 1 on the Mary Anne Hobb’s Experimental Show.

TOMORROW, we will be making an announcement of the full tracklisting and streaming more of the music. This item will be released on the 1st December… you can pre-order it HERE.

We like Nosaj Thing… a lot. We have been supporting “Drift” as one of our favourite albums of the year since we first heard it… Now he is on tour and we are getting quite excited about it…

Nosaj Thing Visual Show Compilation Test Shoot from Adam Guzman on Vimeo.

coming to a town near you…. We are selling tickets for the London show. Check his Myspace for more details of the others.
Photos by David Lang.

Click on the photos to see the 3D panoramic photography.

Once again, a massive thank you to Joby at Anti-Limited for doing these photos.

The Warp / Bleep shop is now closed after a brilliant 3 days! If you missed out on our temporary stop, you can still have a look. Just click on the above images to take a virtual tour of our shop…

Thanks to Joby Catto at Anti Limited, for putting together these pieces. Joby Catto is a photographer and designer that specialises in 360° panoramic photography, 3D visualisation, and design.

As well as selling exclusive CDs, vinyl, t-shirts, merchandise, books and DVDs… we also have some great instore performances, signings, and special little surprises coming up…. Here are the confirmed times to remember…

SATURDAY 19TH SEPTEMBER

3PM – MAXIMO PARK will be doing a live DJ instore performance
5PM – HARMONIC 313 will be doing a live DJ instore performance

SUNDAY 19TH SEPTEMBER

4PM – HUDSON MOHAWKE will be working behind the shop counter
5PM – NIGHTMARES ON WAX will be working behind the shop counter and signing records

7PM ONWARDS WILL BE THE OFFICIAL WARP20 (SHEFFIELD) CLOSING PARTY
confirmed to DJ will be:

DJ E.A.S.E. (Nightmares on Wax)
Richard H. Kirk (Cabaret Voltaire)
Rustie (Wireblock / Warp Records)
+ Bleep / Warp Djs… and maybe a few surprise guests

ENTRY FOR ALL EVENTS IS FREE AND WILL BE LOCATED IN THE FORUM, SHEFFIELD.

A self initiated, collaborative project between Give Up Art and photographer Shaun Bloodworth. They spent seven days in LA, documenting some of the leading lights of the underground electronic scene. Here is a few of them…

(From Top: Flying Lotus; Matthew David, Daedelus, Ras G)