Joni Mitchell’s manual for modern life
In praise of a preacher’s daughter
Antidemocracy: Trumpism and Radiohead’s Hail to the Thief over 20 years on 
One beer. One band. Bed.
Opinion
Ethel Cain is a voice of hope in charged times writes Seun Ige
What's On?
Hectic exam term? Daisy Cooper rounds up the Cambridge non-classical music scene (!) for the next month and a bit
Interview
Daniel Kamaluddi sits down with two Organ Scholars to discuss the highs and lows of this Cambridge tradition
playlist
Whether you’re lazing in the sun or knee-deep in revision notes, Music editors Daisy and Ben have the perfect soundtrack for your Easter break
Opinion
In the age of TikTok songs and attention deficits, Tia Ribbo declares it more important than ever to listen to albums in full
Opinion
Max Woodward explores why the BRIT Awards are still important for the British music industry
Opinion
Anna Herbert recounts her challenging attempt to combat streaming’s gender listening gap
Review
Jack Marley heads to Kettle’s Yard and enjoys a relaxing evening of visual art and music
Interview
Frankie Steel interviews London’s folk pioneers on their path to success, the UK gig scene, and how Europe does it better
Playlist
Archie Glover’s beginner’s guide offers a clear entry point into the often overwhelming world of classical music
Opinion
Daniel Kamaluddin charts the history of the Christmas no.1 and asks why the classics still reign supreme
Live Review
Whimsical storytelling and a distinctive folk sound – nothing, argues Daisy Cooper, could be more Cambridge than Tapir!
Feature
Ezra Izer delves into a night of poetry, Stone Colds, and Clare-O’s genre-bending tribute, where jazz meets “sad girl music” with perfect harmony
Vinyl Verdict
In the debut of Vinyl Verdict, Ben Curtis revisits Carole King’s Tapestry – a timeless remedy for Week 5 blues and beyond.
Interview
Sharleen Opia explores how Talulah’s debut EP Solas weaves genre-blending sounds, collaboration, and a bold focus on minoritised languages
Opinion
Ezra Izer questions how KSI smashed through the ceiling
Jack Marley narrates the challenges and joys of his summer spent busking in Cambridge
Head to head
Has pop music got a new buzz, or has it finally lost its hit?
The downsizing of the Mercury Prize highlights a broader devaluation of the British music scene
Live Review
At 75, Billy Joel remains a rock and roll legend; Georgia Emanuel reports that his recent Cardiff performance had the crowd captivated
Roundup
Varsity‘s Music team looks back at the big names that took to the stage during May Week
Feature
Romilly Norfolk reveals what she took away from her first time attending the festival
Guide
Megan Conlon reveals the best places to catch the concerts without paying a penny
Feature
May Ball committees past and present reveal the secret to securing top performers
