Why I love Laufey
Is the modern music industry just a garden of industry plants?
Q&A with Lizzie Mayland from The Last Dinner Party
The cult of Taylor Swift (and why we keep worshipping at her altar)
Opinion
From Lil Nas X to Wet Leg, is there still such thing as organic career growth?
Feature
The Icelandic-Chinese singer-songwriter is introducing jazz and classical music to a younger generation
Live Review
After attending ‘Prom 63: The Rite by Heart’, Chiara Delpiano Cordeiro is confident that classical music can survive another generation
Review
Having written for Ariana Grande and Fifth Harmony, Victoria Monét has truly come into her own with the release of her debut album
Interview
Emmy Warr chats to the winner of Jesus College’s Hook, Line and Lyric songwriting competition
Feature
From ‘Flowers’ to ‘vampire’, can one song really define the summer of 2023?
Opinion
Samuel Raine-Jenkins reacts to Damon Albarn’s comments on the Sheffield-based quartet
Review
On In Times New Roman…, frontman Josh Homme finds beauty in holding nothing back
Live Review
Birdy delivered her performance with an extraordinary, at times angelic, stage presence
Review
The poeticism of Parks’ lyrics scaffolds what would otherwise be a monotonous record
Feature
Isabel Dempsey discovers the therapeutic effects of Cambridge’s folk revival
Live Review
Despite all appearances, the punk four-piece showed that they were a band to be taken seriously
Aenghus Hughes discusses how the three artists conjure meaning in the otherwise mundane in their new work
Album Review
Chris Dodd reviews Black Country, New Road’s new album and documents their triumphant rock return
Emmy Warr sees whether Beans on Toast can cause a stir within the Cambridge bubble
Niamh Gregg reviews the Internet sensation’s new new intoxicating album
Aaron Syposz sits down with the head of music at Cam FM to see how the station fits into Cambridge’s music scene
Jacob Tucker returns with another searing review, this time taking on Little Simz’s newest release
Alex Brian caught up with Isle of Wight quintet, Plastic Mermaids, before their packed show at the Portland Arms
Jermaine Lawal-Adewale takes a deeper look into life at one of the most promising music societies in Cambridge.
We sat down with the grandmas behind Cambridge’s favourite club night Grandma Groove
In its inaugural night, the new Caius Open Mic night has set a high standard while also retaining its pledge to inclusivity
Music Editor Daniel Hilton investigates the philosophy of the funk band Vulfpeck and argues that the band encapsulates what music is truly about – joy
Review
Georgie Atkinson reviews Barry Can’t Swim’s latest EP, More Content 4 Stars
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