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Spannered's radio section contains a truckload of DJ mixes and live sets recorded exclusively for the site, plus vintage gig recordings from artists such as Filastine, Vex'd and Surgeon. There are also hard-to-find tracks to download — and don't forget to check Mago Bo's Sambacana Brazilian Music Archive too!
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Spannered welcomes back DJ N-RON for a fiery forty minutes of Latin twist-ups and other hybrid dancefloor oddities.
Dense and challenging with haunting layers of sound, Max Duley shares a sinuous yet sinewy ambient mix stacked full of off-centre electronic treasures and noise gems.
Know your crunk from your coco? Maga Bo strides into 2010 with a mixtape crafted entirely with his own productions.
Electrónica Afro-Cubano from Armando Martinez aka Alpha 606.
ForceFed dish up a live set of deep-fried dub and braised bashment, garnished with a sprinkle of arcade game electronica.
New and exclusive tracks from Dublin's Ed Devane, mixed by !Kaboogie's Redmonk.
Techno old-timers Jeff Mills and Richie Hawtin rub up with dubstep-informed upstarts Peverelist and 2562 in a deeply immersive DJ set from Paul Purgas of Emptyset.
Brothers Dizzycutter and Mushug bring the sound of Lisbon's underground to Spannered... via a muddy field in Hampshire, UK.
Coppice returns to share a spiralling journey from cloudbanks and coldfronts, weaving through countless rustling leaves, down to leafmould and the detritus of the forest floor.
Datassette presents relentless yardage of polyester swagger and vintage synths for your listening pleasure.
Transparent Sound's Orson Bramley pays his first visit to the Burning Man festival set in Black Rock City, Nevada.
Unity Gain Temple vomits up a disturbing sound collage for Spannered's 9th Oddcast.
Normal Oddcast service has been suspended. Your 50-minute alternate journey will be provided by DJ Bus Replacement Service with contributions from MC Toilet. It may not be going where you wish to travel.
An epic 80-minute techno/breaks romp from Scheme Boy of London's Adverse Camber collective.
A deeply, darkly ambient mix by sylvan-eared Coppice. First in a series inspired by lost corners of forest and parkland in London.
Resonance FM's DJ Wrongspeed presents the sound of a hard drive going wrong.
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