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  • >>> Word up. After six years of, ahem, running this site like it was some kind of going concern, we've decided to call it a day before updates drop to the level of frequency you'd associate with a king penguin's breeding cycle.

    Spannered's primary function was always to keep available content from our previous projects, Overload Media and Musicalbear, and that'll stay online right here, along with all the great audio, features and reviews we've gathered up since the site launched in 2006.

    We'd like to extend a huge thanks to everyone who's written for Spannered over the years, the many artists who've let us host their mixes, live sets and exclusive tracks, all the spammers who have given us hearty belly laughs by letting us bait them, and of course, everyone who's bothered reading and listening to the weird, wonderful and occasionally banal stuff with which we've filled these pages.

    Just before closing up shop we had a flurry of fine mixes drop into our inbox, so be sure to head across to our radio section to check them out.

    We'll be continuing to use our Twitter account for occasional outbursts of enthusiasm and sarcasm. Head over there and befriend us if you like.

    Cheerio 29 Apr 2012

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Surgeon at Blackest Ever Black
Spannered Oddcast #15 Jerome Hill's Music for Pregnant Ladies
Spannered Oddcast #14 Production Unit's Other Musics
Spannered Oddcast #13 Nam Shub's Spannered Sitars
agent2 Le Orme
Bass Clef Inner Space Influences
Mike Dred Acid Tape
Sambacana - Brazilian Music Archive

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For his article on ‘globalist DJs’ for Brazil’s most influential newspaper, Camilo Rocha interviews ethnomusicologist, blogger and DJ Wayne Marshall
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The Advent Sketched For Life
Animal Collective Sung Tongs
Various Artists Bip-Hop Generation [v.5]
MC Paul Barman How Hard Is That
Sarah Churchwell The Many Lives of Marilyn Monroe
Secretsundaze Closing Party /
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Macc & dgoHn Some Shit Saaink
Erik XVI Stern-Gerlachs Versioner

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