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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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
Anaal Nathrakh
album | Seasons of Mist   
1 December 2006
Anaal Nathrakh
Eschaton
Having gained an enviable position as black metallers who don’t suffer any of the trappings of said genre (corpse paint, painfully funny dark...
by Edward Blake
Secretsundaze
live / album | Secretsundaze   
10 October 2007
Secretsundaze
Closing Party / Secretsundaze Volume 1
Six years back if you’d have suggested to me that London might host a large outdoor techno event that would take place regularly on a...
by Kone-R
On/Off
album | Seed   
10 January 2003
On/Off
Distant/Personal
As is immediately evident from the artist name and album title, this is a work that is full of contrasts. One moment your heart is melted by the icy...
by Miles Hawthorn
Rob Acid
album | Short Cut   
1 May 2002
Rob Acid
Android/Afterclub
So I’m sitting in front of my computer typing up some reviews, feeling a bit downhearted about the whole thing, when all of a sudden Jesus...
by Edward Blake
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
Shadowhuntaz
album | Skam   
4 March 2004
Shadowhuntaz
Corrupt Data
On paper, an album put together over the Atlantic through ICQ, AOL and MSN Messenger looks like a great, new, productive and morally sound use for...
by Ed Thaw
Team Doyobi
album | Skam   
23 March 2004
Team Doyobi
Choose Your Own Adventure
Choose Your Own Adventure? Maybe. But only if your adventure of choice has a title like Astrosmash, Cosmic Avenger or...
by David Gunn
Massonix
album | Skam   
24 April 2007
Massonix
Subtracks
Nothing beats a good nautical theme when it comes to music. Space is so new and cliché-ridden that when used conceptually it nearly...
by Edward Blake
Various Artists
album | Skintone/The Leaf Label   
1 January 2001
Various Artists
Leaf Compilation mixed by Susumu Yokota
There are only fifty or so copies of this Japan-only release floating around in the UK at present, but when you combine one of the UK's most...
by Franklyn J
Phasmid
album | Skylab Operations   
28 May 2003
Phasmid
Her Friend The Blue Star
A double album featuring Phasmid’s original LP and a host of remixes by various artists working on the fringes of electronic music. The first...
by Elizabeth Wells
Various Artists
album | Skylab Operations   
28 May 2003
Various Artists
2088
A compilation apparently designed for long journeys where your only companion is your portable music player, 2088 is a colourful, varied...
by Elizabeth Wells
Various Artists
album | Slow Graffiti   
12 December 2003
Various Artists
Little Planets in the Wires
Whilst Cardiff's rock scene has always attracted the column inches, the city's nascent electronic acts have been quietly tweaking their knobs and...
by Andy Parsons
Black Faction
album | Soleilmoon   
1 February 2002
Black Faction
Internal Dissident Part 1
“..since then I’ve been waiting to grab you by the hair, and pull you down … where you will hear harsh noises of...
by Isabel Hopwood
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
Alex Smoke
album | Soma   
18 April 2005
Alex Smoke
Incommunicado
Soma have been quietly modernizing of late, and so far this year their output has been exceptional, with the wonderful Robag Wruhme and Wignomy...
by Benjamin Lehmann
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