Welcome to Spannered’s music feature and review archive. What’s in here then? Well, since the site was launched in December 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 musical innovators Jeff Mills and Photek, write-ups of Cat Power, Caribou and Matmos gigs, and album reviews spanning Aphex Twin to NoMeansNo. You can also visit Spannered's music blog.
 
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Various Artists
album | Immigrant   
1 July 2001
Various Artists
Border Crossing
The theme of travel is omnipresent here as label boss Robin Porter is an ex-Brit who has moved to Southern California. He has also tried to put out...
by Edward Blake
Universal Indicator
album | Rephlex   
1 July 2001
Universal Indicator
Innovation In The Dynamics Of Acid: Mixed By The Kosmik Kommando
Back in the mid 90s the boys at Rephlex started getting disillusioned with the way techno was going and the demise of Chicago acid sounds. To remedy...
by Andy Gain
Russell Haswell
album | Mego   
1 July 2001
Russell Haswell
Live Salvage 1997-2000
At first listen Live Salvage appears to be little more than random feedback and unstructured white noise, the sort of effect you'd...
by Motorboy
Millsart
album | Axis/Music Man   
1 July 2001
Millsart
Every Dog Has Its Day
Jeff Mills finally releases a CD compilation of his two very scarce Axis double packs for those who missed them first time round or who could not...
by Miles Hawthorn
Four Tet
album | Domino   
1 July 2001
Four Tet
Pause
Some of the titles would lead you to think that Four Tet wasn't particularly fussed about trying to break new musical ground; Leila Came Round...
by Edward Blake
Various Artists
album | Eskimo Recordings   
1 July 2001
Various Artists
Recloose Presents: Jigsaw Music
So often the adage that good producers do not make good DJ's is proved to be a correct one. Recloose however, best known as a recording artist on...
by Miles Hawthorn
Silo
album | Swim   
1 April 2001
Silo
Alloy
Swim champion all things lo-fi and post-rock so we should champion them too, but this release is a step backwards. Silo lie somewhere between...
by Edward Blake
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
Phuture 303
album | Music Man   
1 April 2001
Phuture 303
Survival's Our Mission
There aren't many recording artists who can stake a claim on being the first to use a 303 on record. Phuture 303's current streamlined incarnation...
by Nick Craddock
Various Artists
album | Noodles/The Leaf Label   
1 April 2001
Various Artists
The Death Of Cool Part 2
Returning to the site of previous preposterousness, arch beat-freak Si Begg collates more outrageous oddities of global origin to augment the...
by Franklyn J
Various Artists
album | Obsessive   
1 April 2001
Various Artists
Freddie Fresh Presents Abstract Funk Theory
Mr Fresh is famous for his twin obsessions of breakbeats and analogue exploration, so his choice of music here should not surprise anyone. Probing...
by Miles Hawthorn
Organ Grinder
album | Pro-Jex   
1 April 2001
Organ Grinder
Creative Combustion
LP of ultra tough street techno on Charlie Hall's Pro-jex label, aping the jack-attack sound of Chicago's DJ Rush in an uncompromising albeit...
by Edward Blake
Various Artists
album | Rephlex   
1 April 2001
Various Artists
The Braindance Coincidence
To celebrate one hundred releases of bona fide Braindance Rephlex bequeath unto us a really rephreshing collection of rhythmic rhapsody. And to...
by Connall Lee
Stacey Pullen
album | Science   
1 April 2001
Stacey Pullen
Today Is The Tomorrow You Were Promised Yesterday
Pullen threads a preoccupation with time through his latest LP. He opens with the track that was made the longest time ago, Tsunami, and...
by Kate Butler
Ewan Pearson
album | Soma   
1 April 2001
Ewan Pearson
Small Change
Ewan Pearson is otherwise known as Maas, who debuted with Latitude on Soma in 1997. Since then he has carried out remix duties for a number...
by Miles Hawthorn
Electronic Corporation
album | Electronic Corporation   
1 April 2001
Electronic Corporation
Construction - Deconstruction
Following on from their 1999 debut Plastic Omnium, Ive Muller and Rene Kirchner release their second collaborative album. Although German...
by Motorboy
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