Features tagged with No Ripcast

Discussions on Daft Punk and the 1990s interspersed with new music and a trip down Britpop Boulevard - it can only be the No RipCast.

In a re-launched pod format, the team debate politics, vaporwave, African beats, hip-hop mixtapes, albums that aren't really albums, and more.

Grab your popcorn and over-priced fizzy drink, because this No Ripcast is a film special. It's a special podcast for another reason too.

Does the ascent of the new record by Elton John and Pnau (above) signal the death knell for the album as we know it? Find out the answer to this question, and many more, in the latest episode of our podcast.

We are 10! As The No RipCast reaches double figures, our team discuss new music, old music, great (and terrible) collaborations of our time, and the burgeoning New York queer rap scene, featuring such luminaries as the outspoken Mykki Blanco.

After a brief hiatus, we're back! Four of No Ripcord's finest debate the hot topics of the day, including the best environment in which to listen to Death Grips, pleasant festival surprises and whether Alabama Shakes are the latest victims of the music industry hype machine.

The usual mix of views, news and irreverent debate can be found here, on the eighth installment of our transatlantic podcast.

In the seventh installment of our monthly podcast, the team look back at the year that was and pick their favourite albums of 2011.

In this very special edition of The No RipCast, the team get together to discuss our Top 100 Debuts list. What's the verdict? Who should be in? Who should be out? And do we have a worthy winner?

Join David Coleman, Juan Edgardo Rodriguez and Matt Montgomery as they discuss the legacy of the recently-departed Steve Jobs, foreign language pop and the mysterious case of Motown's failed West Coast offshoot.