Maybe you’re gonna be the one that pays me 
Black Country, New Road on being ‘the best band in the world’
We are so back: Stereolab and the politics of feeling again
Opinion
Ruby Wooller critiques Ticketmaster’s tyrannical grip on the live entertainment industry
Playlist
Varsity‘s music team look back at the songs that have made students’ time at Cambridge
Live Review
Daisy Cooper reviews punk band Panic Shack, and considers the existence of the ‘Radio 6 dad’
Feature
Ruby Wooller looks back on Yussef Dayes’ Royal Albert Hall show
Opinion
Jess Spearman reflects on how we share music with those we love, and how the mixtape isn’t really dead
Review
Cameron Fox reflects on an intimate Matt Berninger gig and the joys of smaller music venues
Playlist
Beat the sluggishness and keep on track with Varsity’s running playlist
Review
Jessica Spearman reflects on Sam Fender’s People Watching, from Cambridge and Newcastle
Live Review
Daisy Cooper spends a chilly evening at the Portland Arms and finds herself warmed by the music she hears there
Opinion
Lara Glennie tells us how music can (almost) solve her essay crises
Interview
Jack Marley talks about opportunities for student music-making with Simon Fairclough, Director of the Centre for Music Performance
Interview
Archie Glover meets with Jao-Yong Tsai and sheds light on life as a university conductor
Opinion
Lara Pennell explores the precarious and elusive place of the album
Opinion
Esther Knowles argues that Sabrina Carpenter’s Fruitcake offers festive tracks too jolly to ignore
Feature
Isabel Chua narrates her search for hope in bleak times through different recordings of 22nd Century
Live Review
Frankie Steel dives into the electrifying solo debut of Geordie Greep
Playlist
Music editor Sharleen Opia curates a selection of meditative ambient tracks to accompany you during the winter blues
Interview
Ava Fitzhugh chats with the Cambridge ensemble shaking up classical music with bold styles and innovative twists
Opinion
Danny Petrie on why Cambridge’s student bands are missing the creative spark they need
Review
The new album from one of the UK’s most important Jazz acts reveals the liberating power of dance
What does it take to remaster an album? Ezra Izer contends that Will Wood’s The New Normal! is the perfect answer
Playlist
Soundtracking an undergraduate degree is no small task, but Oliver Cooney urges us to try
Live Review
Elspeth White recalls the diverse and celebratory music that brought Cambridge Pride to life
Feature
Sharleen Opia speaks to recent returnees about the music that mapped their year abroad
