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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!!!
single | Warp   
20 August 2004
!!!
Hello? Is This Thing On?
!!! have been simultaneously one of the most talked about and difficult to talk about bands of recent years. They might, just might have come to...
by Ed Chamberlin
Abe Duque
12 | Abe Duque   
6 August 2004
Abe Duque
What Happened
I’m pretty sure this record marks the return to vocals of Blake Baxter, the self-styled ‘Prince of Techno’, and as someone...
by Miles Hawthorn
Alex Cortex
single | Ann Aimee   
3 April 2003
Alex Cortex
CTRL
I love getting first releases on new labels, as you just know that people wait for something really special with which to launch a new imprint. And...
by Miles Hawthorn
Amen Andrews
ep | Rephlex   
21 July 2003
Amen Andrews
Vol. 1
The new offering from Luke Vibert (volume one of a series of five EPs from his new Amen Andrews incarnation) takes us all the way back to the old...
by Masta G
Animal Collective
single | FatCat   
26 July 2004
Animal Collective
Who Could Win a Rabbit/Baby Day
Taken from Animal Collective's gloriously weird Sung Tongs album released earlier this year, Who Could Win a Rabbit sounds like a...
by Ed Chamberlin
Ardisson
ep | Seed   
28 May 2003
Ardisson
Hardware Handshake
With his last EP for Seed pressed at a teasing 400 copies only, this second Ardisson release for Posthuman's label was hotly anticipated. All the...
by Kate West
Ardisson
ep | Seed   
27 September 2000
Ardisson
Ardisson EP
Having debuted on vinyl last year with a remix for Rennie Pilgrim’s breaks imprint TCR, Ardisson (Charles Matthews) pushes all the boundaries...
by Kate West
Automato
single | Capitol   
6 May 2004
Automato
The Single
Automato's varied and inventive eponymous debut album offered a new perspective on the New York hip hop scene, with a sound influenced by rock and...
by Masta G
Baikonour
ep | Melodic   
28 May 2004
Baikonour
Hot Milk
The last I heard of Baikonour was lending the opening track, Lick Lokoum, to Melodic's Tracks For Horses compilation. As John...
by Ed Chamberlin
Be Bop Dawg
ep | Dynamite Joint   
1 May 2000
Be Bop Dawg
Les Enfants
Dynamite Joint bring it on with an explosive EP of three new-jazz cuts from Be Bop Dawg – aka Lasser Jensen from Denmark. Les Enfants...
by Dave Stelfox
Beckett & Taylor
ep | Hand on the Plow   
14 December 2007
Beckett & Taylor
World of Me
The wonderful Hand On The Plow till four more startling tracks from the land, including two heavy reworks from techno maestro Cristian Vogel....
by Kone-R
Beenie Man and Ms Thing
7 | Fiesta Rhythm   
10 September 2003
Beenie Man and Ms Thing
Dude
Keeping the carnival vibe alive, the fresh new Fiesta Rhythm makes great use of the traditional Caribbean steel band sound, both for its catchy hook...
by Masta G
Ben Milstein
12 | Outside   
6 August 2004
Ben Milstein
Procrastinate
With the so called electro ‘revival’ having long since reached its zenith, the market has been awash with a host of identikit labels all...
by Miles Hawthorn
Bishi
ep | Brainlove Records   
5 November 2005
Bishi
Nitpop
Nary a degree of separation from the late Leigh Bowery, Bishi has a penchant for costume. A key figure in Matthew Glamorre’s dressing-up box,...
by Demented Toddler
Black Milk
single | Big Teeth   
8 June 2004
Black Milk
The Competition/The Pretender
The Essex based Black Milk collective bring a musically and lyrically fresh approach to the consistently under-achieving genre that is UK hip hop....
by Masta G
Blak Twang
single | Wall of Sound   
21 November 2005
Blak Twang
Travellin'
Tony Rotten's first single from The Rotten Club was the cringe-inducing G.C.S.E (Ghetto Children Sex Education)
by Demented Toddler
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