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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Robert Hood
album | Logistic   
1 May 2003
Robert Hood
Monobox
This is one part of a trio of new releases on Monobox from Rob Hood; there is also a twelve inch and a double vinyl album. Some of the tracks...
by Miles Hawthorn
Various Artists
album | Warp   
5 December 2002
Various Artists
Morvern Callar (Original Soundtrack)
The soundtrack to the film by Lynne Ramsay of the book by Alan Warner is truly that, a musical composition that traces a film from start to finish...
by Miles Hawthorn
Tunng
album | Static Caravan   
27 April 2005
Tunng
Mother's Daughter and Other Songs
There is a school of thought which holds that a landscape will influence the soundscapes recorded there. Sigur Rós'...
by Ed Chamberlin
Various Artists
album | Ninja Tune   
23 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
Jamie Lidell
album | Warp   
4 November 2005
Jamie Lidell
Multiply
Jamie Lidell: a bit of an enigma wrapped up in a conumdrum, one might say if one was prone to spouting such shite. As the one half of...
by John Power
Harmonic 33
album | Warp   
17 February 2005
Harmonic 33
Music For Television, Film and Radio Volume One
Pin-pointing the birth of electronic music is more difficult than you think. Often people will bring up Kraftwerk’s name, as they certainly...
by Ed Chamberlin
Treva Whateva
album | Ninja Tune   
20 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
Suburban Knight
album | Peacefrog   
1 May 2003
Suburban Knight
My Sol Dark Direction
Suburban Knight chooses this moment to release his first album for seventeen years, a production schedule to confound many a major label bigwig. He...
by Miles Hawthorn
Umek
album | Tehnika   
26 November 2002
Umek
Neuro
Uros Umek’s reputation has been built on jacking, buzzy minimalist floor material with more than a wave to the rave. His recent mix CD The...
by Andy Rantzen
Mugison
album | Accidental   
17 January 2005
Mugison
Niceland
The nature of soundtrack work is such that the true intentions and emotions of an artist are slightly obscured by the task of matching sound to...
by Ed Chamberlin
Converge
album | Epitaph Records   
1 December 2006
Converge
No Heroes
Converge are one of those bands I seem to have found out about too late, having only bought their last album You Fail Me and, despite being...
by Edward Blake
Christian Wunsch
album | Tsunami   
13 September 2002
Christian Wunsch
No Mans Land
Now this style of minimal and industrial loops really hasn't done it for me for a long time now, but I have to say this is the way it should be...
by Miles Hawthorn
CocoRosie
album | Touch and Go   
21 August 2005
CocoRosie
Noah’s Ark
Piercingly beautiful feral folk music, but are CocoRosie quite as original as they'd like to be?
by Ed Chamberlin
DJ Assault
album | Intuit Solar   
1 April 2001
DJ Assault
Off The Chain For The Y2K
Based around a radio show format (complete with shout outs from some of Detroit's finest citizens), Off The Chain... features 83 (count 'em...
by Nick Craddock
Border Crossing
album | RG Records   
26 November 2003
Border Crossing
Ominous
Loose knit collective Border Crossing move through the different musical idioms of their native West London with consummate ease. Their genre...
by Masta G
Gadgets
album | Gadgets   
1 May 2002
Gadgets
On Earth
Gadgets is Italian-born Corrado Izzo and Finn Tatu Metsatahti, and their speciality seems to lie in the creation of warm, spacey techno, with a...
by Elizabeth Wells
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