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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20 January 2004
Pangeia Instrumentos - Victor Gama with Max Eastley and Heitor Alvelos
Instruments onstage, three of them, with 200 people waiting. Sculptural driftwood in low light, no sound. Just an empty stage that looks like...
by David Gunn
live   
26 January 2004
Ty
Live hip hop is notoriously hard to pull off – rapping over DAT instrumentals of album tracks doesn't convey much of an artist's musical...
by Demented Toddler
live   
2 March 2004
Nobukazu Takemura and the Child's View Band
There are no two ways about this – this was a very disappointing night. It sounded like one of the best evenings you could hope for....
by David Gunn
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
live   
18 March 2004
Ugly Duckling
Support at this Monday night gig came from the uninventive, over-rehearsed Speech Defect, who have certainly mastered the MC chorus thing that...
by Demented Toddler
live |    
25 March 2004
Kraftwerk
by Max Leonard
live   
26 March 2004
Infinite Livez, Lotek HiFi
by Demented Toddler and Masta G
live   
4 April 2004
Cat Power
When you're music shopping on Amazon, helpful lists appear down the side, offering more in the same vein. Next to Cat Power's albums, the lists...
by Demented Toddler
live   
5 April 2004
Rhythm and Sound
Plastic People was shaken to its very foundations last Sunday night. The dubwise antics of German duo Mark Ernestus and Moritz von Oswald,...
by Masta G
live   
4 May 2004
Various
All Tomorrow's Parties 2004
After five years, the strengths of ATP remain undiminished. Standing like some biblical David in the summer festival wastelands, it remains a...
by David Gunn
live   
11 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
live   
17 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
live | Warp   
4 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
live   
15 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
live   
30 June 2004
Sónar Festival
2004
As the world's best-known electronic music festival reaches its eleventh year, Jeremy Slacksworth decides this sun-soaked melange of the industry and raver is reaching its eleventh hour.
by Jeremy Slacksworth
live   
5 August 2004
Supersonic Festival
2004
The recent regeneration and revitalisation of the centre of Birmingham has seen the city finally receive some recognition as rightly holding...
by Andy Parsons
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