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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Hymie's Basement
album | Lex Records   
8 January 2004
Hymie's Basement
Hymie's Basement
Hymie's Basement are Andrew Broder of Fog (Ninja Tune) and Jonathan Wolf of cLOUDDEAD (Anticon) fame. Their weird, quiet album of mostly short songs...
by Demented Toddler
Ian Simmonds
album | !K7   
1 January 2001
Ian Simmonds
Return To X
Awash with understated harmony and shuffling, fractured rhythm, a languid tone of contemplation permeates Return To X's nine tracks. From...
by Dave Stelfox
If Then Else
album | Emanate   
1 January 2002
If Then Else
Pause
Galleon ships of days gone by tended not to have hi-fi systems on them, but if they did I think this may have been a popular choice with the crew....
by Edward Blake
J-Boogie
album | Om   
21 October 2004
J-Boogie
J-Boogie's Dubtronic Science
This deep mix from San Franciscan hip hop DJ J-Boogie is one of this month's unexpected gems, combining as it does hip hop, dub, nu soul and...
by Masta G
Jaga
album | Ninja Tune   
4 July 2005
Jaga
What We Must
Martial drumming, huge, pulsating waves of melody and brazen disregard for your eardrums. Yes, Jaga are now a post-rock outfit.
by Ed Chamberlin
James Ruskin
album | Tresor   
1 May 2000
James Ruskin
Point 2
Two years on from his debut long-player, James Ruskin returns on the mighty Tresor with a selection of tracks that demonstrate how he's maturing as...
by Tom Magic Feet
James Ruskin
album | Tresor   
1 July 2001
James Ruskin
Into Submission
Ruskin's second album for Tresor, and it's something of a production masterclass. The titles give you a clue as to the mood here: when...
by Gavin Weale
Jamie Lidell
album | Warp   
4 November 2005
Jamie Lidell
Multiply
Jamie Lidell: a bit of an enigma wrapped up in a conumdrum, one might say if one was prone to spouting such shite. As the one half of...
by John Power
John Beltran
album | Exceptional   
1 September 2002
John Beltran
Americano
John Beltran, the press release assures us, leads a ‘quiet but athletic life’. I found myself speculating on what this might mean. A...
by Andy Rantzen
Jollymusic
album | Nature   
1 September 2000
Jollymusic
Jolly Bar
Take equal parts of cool funk, dodgy drum machines, Psychic Youth type loops, ludicrous cut ups, delicious electronics and hey presto, you're Jolly....
by Andy Gain
Joseph Nothing
album | Planet Mu   
1 January 2001
Joseph Nothing
Dummy Variations
The latest of one Tatsuya Joseph Yoshide, he of the previous incarnation on Sub Rosa as Rom=Pari. The press release states that Joseph's strengths...
by Mathew Riley
Joy and the Boy
album | Go Jazz Lounge   
1 January 2002
Joy and the Boy
Paradise
The day has to get better when the brightest record of all year arrives for review. Joy and the Boy are jazz vocalist and...
by Edward Blake
Juana Molina
album | Domino   
26 September 2004
Juana Molina
Tres Cosas
Martine McCutcheon played Tiffany on EastEnders, before breaking away into the music career she 'always wanted to pursue', in which her fame...
by Ed Chamberlin
Julian Fane
album | Planet Mu   
25 September 2004
Julian Fane
Special Forces
This album is a prime example of why I believe that Planet Mu is one of the best record labels around. The output is always of fantastic quality,...
by Mikerak
Juryman
album | SSR   
1 March 2000
Juryman
The Hill
Ex-Sandal Ian Simmonds has certainly found his feet. The Hill, Juryman's second long-player, continues where the previous Mail Order...
by Dave Stelfox
Kald
album | Rasp   
1 August 2002
Kald
The Hedges Are Smiling And Weirdness Abounds
Well top marks for the unbe-fucking-lievabley bad title, and hey, guess what? Top marks for making the shittest album I've heard for a long while....
by Edward Blake
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