Oscar Mulero

One of Spain's premier techno DJs, Oscar Mulero is also an accomplished producer who founded his own label, Warm Up, and occasionally released music on prestigious techno labels including Theory Recordings and Tresor. Based in Madrid, Mulero got into music during the 1980s, initially British goth rock bands such as the Cure, Joy Division, Sisters of Mercy, and Fields of the Nephilim, followed later in the decade by electronic body music (EBM) acts such as Front 242, Nitzer Ebb, and A Split Second. Around the turn of the decade, Mulero established himself as a popular techno DJ in Madrid, first as a resident at the New World club and then, more notably, as a resident at another pioneering Madrid techno club, the Omen. His style at the time was based upon Detroit techno (e.g. Underground Resistance) and the IDM sound of Warp (e.g. Aphex Twin), as well as the German hard trance of Harthouse (e.g. Hardfloor) and the ambient output of Fax +49-69/450464 (e.g. Pete Namlook). In time his style would fall more in line with the productions of Jeff Mills and Surgeon.

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