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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John Peel
artist interview   
1 May 2002
John Peel
John Peel needs no introduction. Long-time DJ for Britain's highest profile radio station, he became a legend in his own lifetime with his all-encompassing approach to show programming. Back in 2002, Nick Doherty talked to the Radio 1 jockey who was an inspiration for generations.
by Nick Doherty
Photek
artist feature   
1 February 2001
Photek
Clocking in as one of 2000's finest electronic albums, Photek's Solaris met with as much suprise as it did critical acclaim. Rupert Parkes takes stock of his junglistic success and tells Paul Gannaway why the future’s brighter than ever.
by Paul Gannaway
Nego Moçambique
artist feature   
23 August 2007
Nego Moçambique
Freak City Funk
How does electronic music sound in the capital of the Aquarian civilization? Spannered meets Marcelo de Jesus, aka Nego Moçambique.
by Camilo Rocha
John Tejada
artist feature   
1 December 2000
John Tejada
Tom Magic Feet speaks to US-based producer John Tejada about his third album, The Matrix Of Us.
by Tom Magic Feet
Luke Vibert
artist feature   
1 March 2000
Luke Vibert
Luke Vibert gets cheese caught in his goatee as he goes head to head with celebrated pedal steel guitarist BJ Cole on a collaborative album project. Hawaiian hip hop anyone?
by Richard Wilkes
Jamie Lidell
artist interview   
1 April 2003
Jamie Lidell
In 2003 Alex Ward talked to irrepressible performer and one half of Super_Collider, Jamie Lidell, about his forthcoming album for Warp and his ever-evolving live show.
by Alex Ward
Yungun
artist video interview   
17 August 2004
Yungun
With his album selling like the proverbial hot cakes in record stores across the land and new single Nico Suave bubbling on 1Xtra,...
by Masta G
Goth Trad
artist interview   
5 September 2007
Goth Trad
Mutation Man
Ready for some Mad Rave? Laurent Fintoni talks in depth to one of Japan's hottest electronic music producers, Takeaki Maruyama.
by Laurent Fintoni
Kone-R
artist interview   
7 October 2007
Kone-R
Vinyl Transmission
Love the smell of warm vinyl in the morning? Russ Parsons, co-founder of London's Uncharted Audio imprint, talks to Spannered about his fondness of the black stuff and of the label's current Signals project.
by Ali Wade
The Return of the Boom Bap
feature   
20 September 2008
The Return of the Boom Bap
New Manoeuvres in Hip Hop
Since the start of the noughties, productions from both sides of the Atlantic have signalled a return to the boom bap beats of hip hop's golden era, says Laurent Fintoni.
by Laurent Fintoni
Oddroc Sounds:
live   
20 September 2008
Oddroc Sounds:
New York (Part 4279)
Mystical sounds outta '70s California and a hefty homage to Captain Beefheart are just two of the delights encountered by Martin Longley during a two-night stint at NYC's Knitting Factory.
by Martin Longley
edIT
artist feature   
24 September 2008
edIT
The Game is Far From Over
Laurent Fintoni talks to LA-based producer Edward Ma, aka edIT, about the influences that have shaped his futuristic take on hip hop.
by Laurent Fintoni
The Glitch Mob
artist feature   
30 September 2008
The Glitch Mob
West Coast Rocks
The Glitch Mob are much more than your regular turntable tagteam. Laurent Fintoni meets the Californian crew who sum up their musical approach in three words: dirty, fucking, bass.
by Laurent Fintoni
LuckyMe
artist feature   
8 October 2008
LuckyMe
Fortune Kooky
Glasgow's LuckyMe family are making the most of this 'beautifully open time in music'. Laurent Fintoni meets the idiosyncratic collective poised for world domination.
by Laurent Fintoni
Charlie Hall
artist feature   
1 July 2001
Charlie Hall
Production duo the Drum Club were rave revolutionaries in the early nineties. But ten years down the line, is ex-Drum Clubber Charlie Hall turning into a 'bitter auld fucker'? Not so, thinks Overload's Alex Ward.
by Alex Ward
James Yorkston
artist feature   
13 September 2004
James Yorkston
The first time you encounter the warm, rootsy swell of James Yorkston and The Athletes, you'd be forgiven for thinking that their songs spring from folksy origins. The truth is somewhat different...
by Brona McVittie
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