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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The Nextmen and Cutty Ranks
live   
21 July 2003
The Nextmen and Cutty Ranks
There’s no escaping Cutty Ranks at the moment – on Friday night he appeared at The Nextmen’s album launch party, a...
by Masta G
Juana Molina
live   
9 May 2005
Juana Molina
Juana Molina is a bit under the weather tonight. She's taken something – maybe Cortizone – and as a result she's feeling a bit...
by Vernon Crane
The Bees
live   
19 August 2003
The Bees
Sunshine hit Shoreditch last Friday as The Bees trucked into town for a gig at London's supercool Cargo. For one night the often tricky venue...
by Serena Kutchinsky
Quantic Soul Orchestra, Phi-Life Cypher and Digitek
live   
12 May 2004
Quantic Soul Orchestra, Phi-Life Cypher and Digitek
Anticipation was high this weekend as Brighton's favourite sons came to play at the town's favourite venue. Warming up on the decks was Rob...
by Max Leonard
Caribou
live   
28 June 2005
Caribou
The Montague Arms is a great venue, half pub, half horse brass and stuffed stag’s head packed olde curiosity shop run by a family of...
by Vernon Crane
Four Tet, Fennesz, Manitoba, Explosions In The Sky, Papa M, Dabrye, Animal Collective, Icarus
live   
18 May 2004
Four Tet, Fennesz, Manitoba, Explosions In The Sky, Papa M, Dabrye, Animal Collective, Icarus
Organised by the prolific Eat Your Own Ears with a little help from Four Tet's Kieran Hebden, this ambitious musical feast brought together the...
by Ed Chamberlin
Horace Andy and Ranking Joe
live   
13 September 2003
Horace Andy and Ranking Joe
Blood and fire was spilled all over Cargo’s dancefloor last Thursday as reggae fans soaked up the last of the summer madness with the...
by Serena Kutchinsky
Bonny Prince Billy
live   
26 August 2005
Bonny Prince Billy
Billy always seems to be covering his own songs. This is partly because he changes his name more often than Diddy: Palace, Palace Music, Palace...
by Demented Toddler
Team Shadetek, Jimmy Edgar and Chris Clark
live | Warp   
5 June 2004
Team Shadetek, Jimmy Edgar and Chris Clark
Of late, strange things have been happening in the Warp camp. The introduction of music download service, Bleep, increasing co-operation with...
by David Gunn
Matmos
live   
16 June 2004
Matmos
It occurred to me early on during their set that when you watching Matmos, you really would have to try hard to mistake them for any other act....
by David Gunn
Sage Francis
live   
6 October 2003
Sage Francis
The King’s X venue was surprisingly packed for a Sunday night for the London leg of Lex Records’ tour. Frustratingly appearing...
by Masta G
Sean Paul
live   
29 October 2003
Sean Paul
On Monday night a packed Brixton Academy saw Sean Paul confirm his status as the Robbie Williams of dancehall. In musical terms the comparison...
by Masta G
Manitoba
live   
5 November 2003
Manitoba
While the rest of the musical universe seems to be selling its soul to silicon, it’s always quite refreshing to see people move the other way,...
by Andy Parsons
Foreign Muck
live   
12 November 2003
Foreign Muck
The Foreign Muck parties have been bringing a wealth of exciting musicians over from the continent these past three months. D'Julz, who is...
by Benjamin Lehmann
Big Chill
live   
8 March 2004
Big Chill
10th Birthday Bash
The Big Chill’s 10th birthday bash in the holy setting of Islington’s Union Chapel, was the type of party guaranteed to drag even...
by Serena Kutchinsky
Sónar Festival
live   
1 July 2001
Sónar Festival
2001
Forget Ibiza and the industry schmoozathon that is Miami - every June, Barcelona's Sonar Festival extends a warm Mediterranean welcome to techno tourists from across the globe. Overload's Nick Craddock was there to get the low-down, and what a chore it was.
by Nick Craddock
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