In the final part of our No Ripcord Years series, we take a look at 2007, 2008, and the first first months of 2009.

2005 and 2006 go under the spotlight in the penultimate edition of our No Ripcord Years series. Sufjan Stevens, the Hold Steady, and Neko Case star.

Even No Ripcord writers get things wrong from time to time. As part of our tenth birthday review, we look back at three albums that we memorably overrated.

The No Ripcord writers look back at 2003 and 2004, and albums from Arcade Fire, Mission of Burma, Tom Waits, and the White Stripes.

Radiohead, Wilco, The Strokes and Fugazi feature in our nostalgia-soaked look back at 2001 and 2002.

Neil Insh selects his favourite nighttime records, which include albums from Wilco, The Dead Texan and Angelo Badalamenti.

For the better part of five days, every week, we are tied to a clock, forced to scrape out a living when we’d all much rather be having fun. At least we can listen to some decent tunes on the way to work.

After years of silence, No Ripcord received a scribbled letter from Peter Mattinson after he heard of our 10th birthday.

Jody White selects ten overlooked favourites from his record collection.

These ten classic features illustrate some of No Ripcord's core values, while also demonstrating just how far we've progressed over the course of our first decade. I hope you have as much fun reading them as I did picking them out.