
<p>Why be seamless when you can go KLANGGG? This week’s guest is living proof that doing things wrong, backwards, upside-down or simply not at all can reap creative dividends.</p><p>We speak, of course, about Djrum...


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Hosted by Chal Ravens & Tom Lea · music · EN
No Tags is a podcast and newsletter from Chal Ravens and Tom Lea chronicling underground music culture. notagspodcast.substack.com
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Signup to Generate a PitchNo Tags is hosted by Chal Ravens & Tom Lea. The show has published 74 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "68: Djrum or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Clang" (21 May 2026, 106 minutes), "67: Sheffield, Synth City" (30 April 2026, 116 minutes), and "66: First Quarter Report, the best music of the last three months" (16 April 2026, 76 minutes).
No Tags publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 87 minutes across 74 episodes.
Booking probability for No Tags is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. No Tags requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. No Tags's contact route on record: public web form.
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Chal Ravens & Tom Lea hosts No Tags, a music podcast with 74 episodes published.
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<p>Why be seamless when you can go KLANGGG? This week’s guest is living proof that doing things wrong, backwards, upside-down or simply not at all can reap creative dividends.</p><p>We speak, of course, about Djrum...

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<p>Sheffield punches well above its weight when it comes to tunes. </p><p>From #1 synth-pop hits to underground techno classics, clattering industrial funk to accidental Britpop icons, the Steel City might have produced...

<p>The Q1 report is here and the charts are clear: buy underscores. 📈</p><p>On this episode of No Tags, we talk through our favourite releases of 2026 so far – not to mention some music that we’re more mixed on but...

<p>We all know what sound is, but are we any good at describing it?</p><p>This week’s guest is a musician, writer and one of independent music’s wisest observers. Damon Krukowski has been playing in bands since the...

<p>So we had another idea for a movie canon.</p><p>After blinking our way through The Moment – the recent mockumentary about Charli XCX by director Aidan Zamiri – we got thinking about a certain kind of music film that...

<p>Some of the most exciting dance music around right now is coming out of Baltimore.</p><p>Reenergised by a younger generation of artists putting a fresh spin on the Baltimore Club sound, the city is producing stacks...

<p>Taganistas may know Lil Internet from his music videos (Beyoncé, Diplo), his high-concept DJ mixes, or his ever-present voice on Twitter. Since 2017 his main focus has been New Models – a website, podcast and active...

<p>Reports of the death of nightlife may be greatly exaggerated. In recent months we’ve heard of new clubs opening in Peckham and Brixton, an audio upgrade at Tola and plans for a DIY venue in Catford. Even the Old Blue...

<p>A stack of new interviews are coming down the No Tags pipes right now, but first we return to a conversation from our sold-out event at the ICA last month.</p><p>If you couldn’t make it down, or if you were there but...

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<p>Sneaking in at the last possible moment, it's the No Tags best of 2025 show! As is tradition, we’re joined by Henry Bruce-Jones to look back on the year in tunes and spotlight some lesser-feted records that you need...

<p>First off, we’re plugging.</p><p>The second No Tags book is here – and it looks great. ‘Conversations on underground music culture, Volume 2’ compiles the best interviews and conversations we’ve had on the second...

<p>…And we’re back!</p><p>Yes, first episode of No Tags for a few weeks, and while we do appreciate the concern, it’s just the two of us running this show, we both have jobs that we do it around, and sometimes we get...

<p>First, news: our new book is almost at the printers ahead of launching it at the No Tags live show in London on 11th December! We’ll be announcing our guests very soon, and you can grab tickets now from the ICA...

<p>First, a plug: tickets are now on general sale for No Tags live at the ICA in London on 11th December! There will be special guests, and there will be a new book for sale: Vol 2 is in production now.</p><p>On this...

<p>Lots to cover today, but first off: we’re going live again!</p><p>We’ll be bringing No Tags live to the ICA in London – yep, that one – on the evening of 11th December. If you are based enough to subscribe to our...

<p>We all know that hardcore will never die – but do we really know what hardcore is? As a music journalist for 15 years and raver for much longer, Holly Dicker is no stranger to documenting dance music’s heaviest...

<p>We all know what happened to the sorcerer’s apprentice, right?</p><p>Mickey Mouse got hold of a spell book before he was smart enough to use it, conjured a broom that just wouldn’t quit, and nearly got sucked into a...

<p>And they said music journalism was dead. It’s list time, losers!</p><p>When it comes to round-up episodes we like to draft in No Tags’ very own fifth Beatle, Henry Bruce-Jones. Minimal intro required here: we discuss...

<p>Who’s on your Mount Rushmore of pop?</p><p>That’s the question of the week. After welcoming Jeff Weiss back to London for a live show about his tremendous novel-slash-memoir, Waiting For Britney Spears, we got to...

<p>It’s Glastonbury weekend, and we’re back with the Big Questions.</p><p>Not a sentence we expected to be saying on No Tags, but we kick off by talking about Will Smith – specifically his recent appearance with London...
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