Forgemasters was a British electronic music act composed of Robert Gordon, Winston Hazel and Sean Maher.^[1][2] Their single "Track with No Name" was the first release by Warp Records^{[2][3][4][5][6]} and would help define the sound of Warp and bleep techno.^[5][7][8]

Robert Gordon, Sean Maher and Winston Hazel were colleagues in the FON record shop and studio in Sheffield.^[9] Gordon was an engineer at FON Studio and co-founder of Warp Records. The name Forgemasters was taken from a local heavy engineering firm, Sheffield Forgemasters.^[5]

Their single "Track with No Name" was the first release by Warp Records.^{[3][4][5][6][2][7]} It was of a techno subgenre, the primarily Sheffield based bleep techno, and written in four hours one evening at Gordon's home studio.^[1][2][8] Dave Simpson, writing in Fact in 2012, described it as "driven by an eerie pulse, a sound which would soon be called a ‘bleep’ and become the distinctive signature of hardcore northern techno and, for its first two years, the sound of Warp."^[5] Matt Anniss, writing for Resident Advisor in 2014, called it "one of the defining records of the era".^[8]

• Nightmares on Wax
• Sweet Exorcist
• Tricky Disco