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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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album | Noodles/The Leaf Label

31 March 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

album | Nonplace

1 January 2001

Burnt Friedman
Plays Love Songs

Had to be a winner this, the third, finely honed incarnation of an album recorded over the past four years, originally intended for release on two...

by Valerie Snails

album | Noise Factory

27 May 2003

Naw
The Resound Of A Foggy Autumn Dawn

A prolific sound and avant-techno artist in his native Montreal, Neil Wiernik, aka Naw, offers a subtly invasive blend of sound manipulation and...

by Elizabeth Wells

album | Noise Factory

31 May 2002

Sparrow Orange
Hands and Knees Music

Aaron Boot, aka Sparrow Orange follows up his debut, The Beauty of Strangeness (also released on Noise Factory) with this interesting...

by Elizabeth Wells

album | Ninja Tune

22 September 2004

Various Artists
Mr Scruff Presents Keep It Solid Steel

Renowned lover of pies, fish and lengthy DJ sets, this first serving of Andy Carthy's Solid Steel megamix hits the shelves this month. Following the...

by Andy Parsons

album | Ninja Tune

3 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

album | Ninja Tune

26 May 2008

Daedelus
Love to Make Music To

Daedelus, a man well-known for both his live shows and his ‘unconventional’ sense of dressing, returns to Ninja for a new album....

by Laurent Fintoni

album | Ninja Tune

26 May 2008

The Bug
London Zoo

Kevin Martin can easily be described as an eclectic producer. Over the years he has collaborated with, remixed and produced for a great many...

by Laurent Fintoni

album | Ninja Tune

6 June 2004

Sixtoo
Chewing On Glass & Other Miracle Cures

At a dead end, bored with endlessly extracting sounds from vinyl and smarting at the lack of inspiration in his home town of Nova Scotia, Vaughn...

by Ed Thaw

album | Ninja Tune

19 October 2005

Treva Whateva
Music's Made Of Memories

Treva's debut casts its net far and wide, but does is it suceed in creating new memories or just relive old ones?

by Demented Toddler

album | Ninja Tune

4 November 2005

Skalpel
Konfusion

Skalpel tackle the difficult second album with a distinct change of tack.

by Ed Chamberlin

album | Ninja Tune

5 April 2004

Skalpel
Skalpel

I can't remember how they did in the last Eurovision Song Contest. Nevertheless, I can safely say that Poland have not made an enormous musical...

by Ed Chamberlin

album | Ninja Tune

11 January 2006

NMS
Imperial Letters Of Protection

The second avant-rap political extravaganza from Nephilim Modulation Systems will either irritate or involve depending how much you like “apocalyptic dark and gloomy shit”... or Michael Moore.

by Demented Toddler