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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Third Eye Foundation
album | Domino   
1 April 2001
Third Eye Foundation
I Poo Poo On Your Juju
It's quite a departure from Matt Elliot's early days as a Bristol drum 'n' bass kid, but besides that this remix LP is more in line with last year's...
by Kate Butler
Smart Alex
album | Eukahouse   
1 July 2001
Smart Alex
Straight A's
Who's that? Uh... sorry, you've caught me napping. Oh dear, I appear to have drooled and everything. I don't know what happened. One minute I was...
by Edward Blake
Urban Soul Collective
album | S.I. Project   
1 July 2001
Urban Soul Collective
Please Yo Self
This is definitely the sound that has been doing the business on many dance floors around London for the last year or so: post-2-step, post deep...
by Gavin Weale
Slam
album | Soma   
1 July 2001
Slam
Alien Radio
Hard to fault the Glaswegian granddaddies of techno after all they've done for the music many of us have enjoyed for the last ten tears or more....
by Gavin Weale
Various Artists
album | Suction Records   
1 July 2001
Various Artists
Snow Robots Vol 1 and 2
Suction's engagement with a retro synth-pop sound predates the last two years burgeoning rise of this re-visited genre, however these two...
by Ian Trowell
Trurl and Klapaucius
album | Supremat   
1 July 2001
Trurl and Klapaucius
Sing Sweet Software
Echoing a rich heritage of sound experimentation, executive producer Cristian Vogel presents an album where his machines truly do all the talking....
by Gavin Weale
Susumu Yokota
album | The Leaf Label   
1 July 2001
Susumu Yokota
Grinning Cat
It's been a while since I last had a good ambient Zulu boogie so hearing Susumu Yokota's river deep compositions has brought me a little piece of...
by Edward Blake
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
Cherry Bomb
album | Music Man   
1 July 2001
Cherry Bomb
Live
Oh, tech-house. That much maligned and misunderstood 'genre', with its silly name that has had numerous cheesemongers clinging desperately onto the...
by Gavin Weale
The Rip-Off Artist
album | Quatermass   
1 July 2001
The Rip-Off Artist
The Kids Are Alright
Self confessed kleptomaniac (that is of sound not actual goods, as 'that would be wrong') The Rip-Off Artist aka Mark Haines has plundered...
by Motorboy
Robert Normandeau
album | Rephlex   
1 July 2001
Robert Normandeau
Sonars
Described as 'acousmatic' music (like… whatever), Sonars is audio-experimentation given a wide vision, more so than the usual...
by Edward Blake
Zorn
album | Lux Nigra   
1 July 2001
Zorn
The City's Collapsing (But Not Tonight)
People love to pigeonhole music, inventing genres such as trip hop, big beat and click-house to simplify and compartmentalise music. It is therefore...
by Miles Hawthorn
Ulver
album | Jester   
1 July 2001
Ulver
Perdition City
Ulver aren't just your ordinary doom-hop mongers. These ex-death metal Norwegianers regard themselves as magicians and make slobbering new-wave...
by Edward Blake
Origami Galaktika
album | Jester   
1 July 2001
Origami Galaktika
Stjternevandring/Eesti Lilled Silmad Suda
A real tongue twister of a title to get stuck into here but unfortunately not a lot else. This double CD from Norway is apparently about friendship...
by Miles Hawthorn
Various Artists
album | International Deejay Gigolos   
1 July 2001
Various Artists
International DeeJay Gigolos Vol 5
DJ Hell's widely adored label celebrates being so damn popular with a double CD compilation of electro-techno pop. From the first track the drum...
by Edward Blake
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
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