Warp Brothers are a legendary duo renowned for their explosive sound, acid-driven basslines, and electrifying performances that have left a lasting imprint on the global electronic music scene. Rising to fame in the early 2000s, they became a dominant force in the hard trance movement, blending raw energy with innovative production.
Their breakthrough came with the massive hit “Phatt Bass”, a track that not only dominated dance and sales charts worldwide but also gained iconic status as part of the opening soundtrack of the Hollywood blockbuster Blade. Its success propelled Warp Brothers to international acclaim, setting the tone for a career defined by genre-pushing sound design and unstoppable energy.
Far from being a one-hit wonder, Warp Brothers followed up with a string of chart-topping anthems like “We Will Survive”, “Blast The Speakers”, “Cokane”, and “Going Insane”, consistently landing in Top 10 charts across countries including the UK and Germany. Their bold rework of Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit” earned them widespread recognition and confirmed their status as fearless innovators in electronic music.
A hallmark of the Warp Brothers sound is their use of acid and reversed basslines, giving their tracks a distinctive edge that ignites dance floors around the world. Their music is a fusion of hard trance and hard techno, evolving with the scene while staying true to their high-octane roots.
Known for their adrenaline-fueled live sets, Warp Brothers have played at some of the world’s most prestigious clubs and festivals, from Ibiza to Australia, the USA to Japan, Colombia to South Africa—touring across over 70 countries and captivating countless fans with their relentless energy.
In addition to their original productions, Warp Brothers are celebrated for their annual yearmixes, hard-hitting mashups—including the fan-favorite “Ready To Phatt Bass” with Armin van Buuren—and their commitment to pushing the boundaries of dance music.
With decades of experience and a legacy of trailblazing tracks, Warp Brothers remain true icons of underground dance music, continuing to shape and inspire the global hard trance and hard techno scenes.
