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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DJ Teebee
album | Certificate 18   
1 March 2000
DJ Teebee
Black Science Labs
Is jungle music facing an identity crisis at the moment? It certainly seems that the genre has passed on from the classic scattering breaks and...
by Paul Gannaway
Papa M
album | Domino   
21 August 2005
Papa M
Pajo
Richard Bold envelops himself in the haunting world of Slint guitarist Dave Pajo's debut solo album.
by Richard Bold
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
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
Snog
album | Hymen   
1 March 2000
Snog
I Snog Therefore I am
Purchased purely on the strength of the title this one could have been poor. But what seemed like a gamble came somewhat close to a jackpot, or at...
by Richard Wilkes
Future Sound Of London
album | Jumpin & Pumpin   
1 January 2002
Future Sound Of London
Papua New Guinea - Translations
You could probably accuse FSOL of heightening the dance music fetish for the pseudonym, that frustrating tactic of releasing music on the sly. In...
by Richard Wilkes
Various Artists
album | Frikyiwa   
1 September 2000
Various Artists
Frikyiwa - Collection 2
Frederic Galliano's pioneering label follows up last year's first Frikyiwa collection and luckily for us the same quality of music continues to...
by Rob Fraser
Chris Clark
album | Warp   
6 August 2003
Chris Clark
Empty The Bones Of You
Chris Clark plunged onto the scene two years ago with the frenetic, restless Clarence Park. Ranging from hyperactive distorted breaks to...
by The Felonious Punk
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
Bogdan Raczynski
album | Rephlex   
19 September 2003
Bogdan Raczynski
Renegade Platinum Mega Dance Attack Party: Don The Plates
Ah shit, you all know Bogdan by now: twisted toy-town hardcore cut, spliced and ripped to shreds, a 200 bpm assault on the senses that you either...
by The Felonious Punk and Mr Bear
Doctor Rockit
album | Accidental   
13 April 2004
Doctor Rockit
The Unnecessary History of Doctor Rockit
In what sense is a new Herbert release 'unnecessary'? OK, so it is a compilation and therefore inherently not as good as a new album; but...
by Tom Giles
Various Artists
album | Audiobulb Records   
6 July 2004
Various Artists
Switches
Switches is the fourth release on Audiobulb, a new Sheffield-based electronica label. David Newman, Audiobulb's proprietor, met the artists whose...
by Tom Giles
Richard H Kirk
album | The Grey Area/Mute   
3 July 2004
Richard H Kirk
Earlier/Later ’74-’89
Along with Stephen Mallinder and Chris Watson, Richard H Kirk was Cabaret Voltaire (although Watson left the band as early as 1983). Along with...
by Tom Giles
Plaid
album | Warp   
15 November 2003
Plaid
Spokes
From Luca Santucci’s opening lament you know that Spokes is not going to be a cheery album. That’s no bad thing, I hear you cry...
by Tom Giles
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
Various Artists
album | Tresor   
1 May 2000
Various Artists
The Button Down Mind of Daniel Bell
When it comes to minimalism, the likes of Hawtin, Mills and Hood are generally considered to be the innovators in the field. Yet while Dan Bell may...
by Tom Magic Feet
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