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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Cinélux
album | Pardon My French   
21 May 2004
Cinélux
Cinélux
I know it's lazy to draw comparisons between bands simply because of their country of origin, but sometimes it can't be helped. The late ’90s...
by Ed Chamberlin
Cnut
album | Angelika Kohlermann   
1 January 2002
Cnut
Prince Of Shampoo
With a name like that and a sound as earth-shatteringly bad as this, it’s hard not to start playing around with the letters. I don’t...
by Edward Blake
CocoRosie
album | Touch and Go   
21 August 2005
CocoRosie
Noah’s Ark
Piercingly beautiful feral folk music, but are CocoRosie quite as original as they'd like to be?
by Ed Chamberlin
Column One
album | 90% Wasser/Moloko Plus   
28 May 2003
Column One
The Audience Is Sleeping
Put together with the input of collaborators such as Rechenzentrum, this Berlin-based collective release their follow-up to the critically acclaimed...
by Elizabeth Wells
Converge
album | Epitaph Records   
1 December 2006
Converge
No Heroes
Converge are one of those bands I seem to have found out about too late, having only bought their last album You Fail Me and, despite being...
by Edward Blake
Cornucopia
album | The Locus of Assemblage   
1 August 2002
Cornucopia
C
Presumably someone thought that making one long track embodies the 'conceptual' idea when it comes to avant-garde music making. Unfortunately it...
by Elizabeth Wells
Cristian Vogel
album | Novamute   
1 September 2000
Cristian Vogel
Rescate 137
The eminent Brighton dwarf returns with another long-player of terribly twisted electronics that shows all the pretenders what future funk really...
by Andy Gain
Cristian Vogel
album | Tresor   
30 October 2002
Cristian Vogel
Dungeon Master
Cristian Vogel returns to techno’s arms after the much-celebrated jiggery-pokery of the deliriously smooth Super_Collider album with a double...
by Edward Blake
Daedelus
album | Plug Research   
25 February 2003
Daedelus
The Quiet Party
Avant-garde hip hop remixes on show here, with Warp stars Antipop Consortium headlining. Madlib (in his Yesterday's New Quintet guise) turns his...
by Miles Hawthorn
Daedelus
album | Ninja Tune   
27 May 2008
Daedelus
Love to Make Music To
Daedelus, a man well-known for both his live shows and his ‘unconventional’ sense of dressing, returns to Ninja for a new album....
by Laurent Fintoni
Daft Punk
album | Virgin   
1 April 2001
Daft Punk
Discovery
Any fan of the Parisian punkers will know that they've never really taken themselves seriously in the pop scheme of things. But with this follow up...
by Kate Butler
Danger Mouse and Jemini
album | Lex Records   
7 August 2003
Danger Mouse and Jemini
Ghetto Pop Life
It's hard for me not to like a hip hop producer who’s named after my favourite childhood superhero. Danger Mouse’s inventive and daring...
by Masta G
Dati
album | Disturbance   
1 August 2002
Dati
Italy
Dati's label likens this release to 'a great spider' with each of its legs in a different territory of dance music, and I really like this metaphor,...
by Elizabeth Wells
Ddamage
album | Planet Mu   
27 July 2004
Ddamage
Radio Ape
Ddamage have been around for a while, quietly working away on a range of interesting projects. Before this latest outing on Planet Mu they'd already...
by Mikerak
Desormais
album | Intr_version Records   
1 August 2002
Desormais
Climate Variations
Like a lot of contemporary electronic musicians, Mitchell Akiyama and Joshua Treble are separated by plenty of air miles (Akiyama is based in...
by Elizabeth Wells
Digitonal
album | Just Music   
26 August 2008
Digitonal
Save Your Light For Darker Day
Several years in the making and off the back of some fairly constant gigging, Save Your Light For Darker Days is no radical departure...
by Kone-R
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