Welcome to Spannered’s music feature and review archive. What’s in here then? Well, since the site was launched in 2006, Spannered has run in-depth interviews with globetrotting tastemakers Kode9, DJ Ripley and Maga Bo, tripped over to Barcelona's Sónar festival, fallen over at the first ever Bloc Weekend, toured New York's global music circuit and gotten tinnitus in Bristol and São Paulo.
 
Spannered's archive stretches all the way back to 2000, however. Have a dig about and you'll unearth interviews and features with Jeff Mills and Photek, write-ups of Cat Power and Caribou gigs, and album reviews spanning Aphex Twin to NoMeansNo.
 
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Vex'd
album | Planet Mu   
10 February 2006
Vex'd
Degenerate
2005 was a fertile year for London’s post-garage panorama. From the polished jabs and rhymes of big guns Dizzee and Kano to the cold,...
by Alex Ward
Victor Gama
album | Rephlex   
20 September 2003
Victor Gama
Pangeia Instrumentos
Just every now and then a record comes along that is not only an absolute pleasure to listen to but opens your mind once again to the almost...
by The Felonious Punk
Virus Syndicate
album | Planet Mu   
31 October 2005
Virus Syndicate
The Work Related Illness
Toddler investigates Manchester's foray into bimma-shaking grime.
by Demented Toddler
VS_Price
album | Expanding   
9 March 2003
VS_Price
[Calin] Minette
Apart from Price’s rather irritating habit of over-punctuating everything (all we need now is another electronica artist with an icon fetish)...
by Elizabeth Wells
Vybz Kartel
album | Greensleeves   
21 December 2003
Vybz Kartel
Up To Di Yime
Vybz Kartel – a dee-jay so versatile that his name is a collective noun – proves with his debut long-player that he is a powerful and...
by Masta G
Wagon Christ
album | Ninja Tune   
22 June 2004
Wagon Christ
Sorry I Make You Lush
Is Luke Vibert the Carol Vorderman of electronica?
by Ed Chamberlin
Wevie Stonder
album | Skam   
1 March 2000
Wevie Stonder
Eat Your Own Ears
Another case of the title influencing the decision to purchase, although being on Skam often serves to recommend. But never before has Skam sounded...
by Richard Wilkes
When, Upland, Bogus Blimp
album | Jester   
17 February 2005
When, Upland, Bogus Blimp
Whenever/Oblitorated/Rdtr
There are some record labels that become like old friends to you. You know the ones: they don't just spew out crap like someone who has mistaken the...
by Ed Chamberlin
Why?
album | Anticon   
23 November 2005
Why?
Elephant Eyelash
Anyone familiar with the big crunch theory? The one where the decreasing thrust of the big bang combined with ever present gravity means that, one...
by Richard Bold
World's End Girlfriend
album | Third Ear   
9 March 2003
World's End Girlfriend
Farewell Kingdom
What a magical recording: this is a beautifully crafted piece of work, from the opening snatches of birdsong and amplified bell tones on...
by Elizabeth Wells
Yungun
album | Janomi   
21 June 2004
Yungun
The Essance
In the shops since last week,Yungun's hotly anticipated new LP combines tracks that have appeared on 12” over the past couple of years with...
by Masta G
Zainetica
album | Rednetic   
28 May 2003
Zainetica
Escaping Dust
This is the debut release of new label Rednetic, which claims to be the home of innovative ‘breakbeat electronica’ and claims this first...
by Elizabeth Wells
Zorn
album | Lux Nigra   
1 July 2001
Zorn
The City's Collapsing (But Not Tonight)
People love to pigeonhole music, inventing genres such as trip hop, big beat and click-house to simplify and compartmentalise music. It is therefore...
by Miles Hawthorn
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