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Nick Warren
Released 1999

Warmth Reheated
06:54
86 plays

Past
02:38
72 plays

Wormhole
03:22
65 plays

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- 2
- Warmth Reheated
- 06:54
- 86 plays

- 4
- This Love
- 05:54
- 328 plays

- 5
- Autumn Leaves [Irresistible Force Remix]
- 09:22
- 153 plays

- 6
- Go [Jam and Spoon in Dub Mix]
- 06:38
- 117 plays

- 7
- Wormhole
- 03:22
- 65 plays

- 8
- Gutaris Breeze (6000 KM to Amsterdam)
- 06:48
- 63 plays

- 9
- Spiritual Technology
- 05:00
- 54 plays

- 10
- Past
- 02:38
- 72 plays

- 11
- Part-y-time
- 03:14
- 48 plays

- 12
- Space Van
- 08:59
- 44 plays

album review

Unlike his many mixes for Global Underground, Nick Warren's time up at the Back to Mine bat was spent with a soft stash of bass-heavy, clanked-up late-night gems. No time for the aseptic stirrings of progressive trance -- Warren focused instead on his downtempo tastes, which were surprisingly strong, and he consistently made it feel like winding through drowsy acid house, Latin techno, and British breakbeats was a perfectly sensible idea. Sequential's "The Mission," John Beltran's "Gutaris Breeze," Glide's "Space Van," and Craig Armstrong's "This Love," featuring a welcome appearance by Elizabeth Fraser, made for a dark and chilled experience but free of distracted lounge kitsch. Like late-era Massive Attack, Warren's Back to Mine cared only about the appeal of a slow, hard beat, offering a smart and non-confrontational mix safe from predawn noise complaints. ~ Dean Carlson, All Music Guide