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W A R M P A R T S are a Post rock, alternative, instrumental, band based in Todmorden, West Yorkshire. The bands music style has an easily identifiable connection to musical genres such as Krautrock and Shoegaze, with influences ranging from bands such a Add n to (x) , Can, Diiv, Neu, Mogwai and Toy amongst others.
Warm Parts emerged from the Todmorden music scene back in 2024, and currently comprises of core members Rachael Elwell on synths, programming, and electronics (and the bands visual artist) and Dan Smith on guitar.
Warm Parts continue to cultivated a loyal local following and have performed consistently across West Yorkshire's best music venues such as The Golden Lion (Todmorden) supporting Parastatic, Sister Ray Davis, Pale Blue Eyes; The Grayston Unity (Halifax) supporting Pale Blue Eyes and Mirror Revelations; and further afield at The Globe (Glossop) supporting Fuzz Club’s Maquina and at Amped (Huddersfield) supporting The Utopia Strong, amongst a range of other successful, well attended shows.
“I was taken back to the late 1960s when Hawkwind were blowing minds with pummeling, psychedelic waves of sound. They are certainly continuing and sustaining their musical journey into the oeuvre of outsider, psychedelic, weirdness – noise-rock, a little akin to bands such as Wooden Shjips”
International Times review of Warm Parts set for Pale Blue Eyes. 2026
Warm Parts release their second EP
'N E W C O L O U R S'
on 12 and digital release , via @goldenliontodsounds in late October '26.
Warm Parts emerged from the Todmorden music scene back in 2024, and currently comprises of core members Rachael Elwell on synths, programming, and electronics (and the bands visual artist) and Dan Smith on guitar.
Warm Parts continue to cultivated a loyal local following and have performed consistently across West Yorkshire's best music venues such as The Golden Lion (Todmorden) supporting Parastatic, Sister Ray Davis, Pale Blue Eyes; The Grayston Unity (Halifax) supporting Pale Blue Eyes and Mirror Revelations; and further afield at The Globe (Glossop) supporting Fuzz Club’s Maquina and at Amped (Huddersfield) supporting The Utopia Strong, amongst a range of other successful, well attended shows.
“I was taken back to the late 1960s when Hawkwind were blowing minds with pummeling, psychedelic waves of sound. They are certainly continuing and sustaining their musical journey into the oeuvre of outsider, psychedelic, weirdness – noise-rock, a little akin to bands such as Wooden Shjips”
International Times review of Warm Parts set for Pale Blue Eyes. 2026
Warm Parts release their second EP
'N E W C O L O U R S'
on 12 and digital release , via @goldenliontodsounds in late October '26.
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