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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Various Artists
album | Expanding   
1 June 2002
Various Artists
Evsc1:01 The Condition of Muzak
Slightly unfortunate title this one, seeing as this collection based around the series of nine 7” singles released last year on Expanding...
by Elizabeth Wells
Four Tet
album | Domino   
5 June 2005
Four Tet
Everything Ecstatic
Kieran Hebden's latest LP offers oodles of energy and enthusiasm, but musical ecastsy is more elusive.
by Alastair Dant
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
The Village Orchestra
album | Highpoint Lowlife   
6 November 2005
The Village Orchestra
Et In Arcadia Ego
When is an orchestra not an orchestra? Why does ambient music suck? How many packs of Haribo can a hypoglaecemic eat before dying?
by Ed Chamberlin
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
Zainetica
album | Rednetic   
28 May 2003
Zainetica
Escaping Dust
This is the debut release of new label Rednetic, which claims to be the home of innovative ‘breakbeat electronica’ and claims this first...
by Elizabeth Wells
Petar Dundov
album | Music Man   
26 August 2008
Petar Dundov
Escapements
Techno music is a funny old game at the moment. The merest hint of fashion, or ego, and the old guard are up in arms. In 2008 then, they are...
by Kone-R
Various Artists
album | Bungalow   
1 March 2000
Various Artists
Escalator Records, Tokyo
As one of the very few truly independent Japanese labels left in existence, respect is due to Escalator Records. Ranging from the screwball...
by Dave Stelfox
si-cut.db
album | Bip-Hop   
1 March 2002
si-cut.db
Enthusiast
The philosophy behind Douglas Benford's 4th si-cut.db album is a fascinating one. Apparently constructed partly from samples of woodwork noises,...
by Elizabeth Wells
Chris Clark
album | Warp   
6 August 2003
Chris Clark
Empty The Bones Of You
Chris Clark plunged onto the scene two years ago with the frenetic, restless Clarence Park. Ranging from hyperactive distorted breaks to...
by The Felonious Punk
Why?
album | Anticon   
23 November 2005
Why?
Elephant Eyelash
Anyone familiar with the big crunch theory? The one where the decreasing thrust of the big bang combined with ever present gravity means that, one...
by Richard Bold
Ruzina Frankulin
album | Starbaby   
1 August 2002
Ruzina Frankulin
Electroblue
Electroblue is a synaesthesically perfect title for this release. A fat, fuzzy, quartzy, highly synthetic sound is bumped along by chunky, restless...
by Andy Rantzen
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
FLR
album | Reel Musiq   
1 June 2002
FLR
Easy Filters
Japanese techno is intrinsically linked with the name of Ken Ishi. His productions, never easily pigeonholed by the music press, have always been...
by Low Life
Richard H Kirk
album | The Grey Area/Mute   
3 July 2004
Richard H Kirk
Earlier/Later ’74-’89
Along with Stephen Mallinder and Chris Watson, Richard H Kirk was Cabaret Voltaire (although Watson left the band as early as 1983). Along with...
by Tom Giles
Cristian Vogel
album | Tresor   
30 October 2002
Cristian Vogel
Dungeon Master
Cristian Vogel returns to techno’s arms after the much-celebrated jiggery-pokery of the deliriously smooth Super_Collider album with a double...
by Edward Blake
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