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  • Kone-R's review radar picks up the new Conforce album and James Ruskin and Mark Broom's collaboration as The Fear Ratio.22 Nov 2011
  • Third Ear Recordings celebrates ten years of emitting deep and distinctive electronic sounds. Spannered talks to founder Guy McCreery.17 Nov 2011
  • Loosen your tie and get down to half an hour of Bollywood oddities and sitar-fuelled strangeness from the Nam Shub of Enki.11 Oct 2011
  • 29 Sep 2011
  • It's been 20 years since UK rave duo Altern 8 released their classic anthem Frequency. Kone-R dons his fluoro facemask and speaks with the track's creator Mark Archer.29 Sep 2011
  • The mysterious agent2 of London's Rebel Intelligence collective rocks out deep dance trax from the likes of Surburban Knight, Snuff Crew and Virgo Four.23 Apr 2011
  • Going out to all the noisy neighbours. Bass Clef invites you on a nostalgic tour of the influences behind his latest album.19 Apr 2011
  • Mike Dred, Hendrix of the 303, unearths a vintage mixtape and takes questions from Kone-R.16 Apr 2011
  • Call the fuzz. Spannered interviews Westcountry analogue advocate Ekoplekz.10 Apr 2011
  • Has Matt Whitehead delivered the summer's soundtrack with his Power House Megamix? Dust off your boombox, get involved.9 Apr 2011
  • Kone-R talks to UK techno stalwart James Ruskin about current releases on his influential Blueprint Records and of label plans for 2011.23 Mar 2011
  • Lester Whimpers ruminates on Dylan Carlson and co's latest journey to rich and strange regions of the musical cosmos.4 Mar 2011
  • Greg Scruggs spends a long and stumbling night navigating the house-mad clubbers of the Southern Cone on the island paradise of Florianópolis, Brazil.22 Feb 2011
  • Gerald Donald's mysterious Zwischenwelt project spooks out Kone-R while EPM celebrates ten years of existence with a compilation LP of exclusive tracks.20 Jan 2011
  • Rephlex co-founder Grant Wilson-Claridge rephlects on 20 years of rephreshing the parts other labels cannot reach.18 Jan 2011
Where did all this content come from?
We kidnapped the Guardian's Alex Petridis, locked him in a windowless room and kept him awake on methamphetamine until he'd written a massive archive for us. Well, actually we didn't (it probably wouldn't have been all that anyway). No, much of the content in fact comes from two websites: Overload Media and Musicalbear. Both have now run their course, but we've compiled the best of their archives here, along with a stack of freshly Spannered stuff.

I contributed to the sites you mention but I don't want my work on Spannered.

Oh dear, that's a shame. The site isn't here to profit from your work or anyone else's, but if you really don't want your contribution in the archive, please drop us a line about it.

Have some articles been edited since they last appeared online?

For readability's sake, yes, some items have been edited.

Items are missing from your archive.

The Spannered archive doesn't feature everything previously published on the Musicalbear and Overload Media sites — we've selected what we feel to be the prime cuts.

I would like to contribute.

Great. Although the site is essentially an archive project, we do add content now and then if something particularly grabs us. If you have an article, interview or other written content you would like to send us as an unsolicited contribution, or you're interested in writing for the site and would like to know more, please get in touch.

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Sure, please use the address below. Do bear in mind though, there isn't a regular turnaround of reviews on the site, but we do check out everything sent to us.

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