A spring in your step and songs for the new season
Playlist
Bix Ponte has your fix of tracks to soundtrack this sometimes-sunny, sometimes-bedrizzled spring
Interview
Isabel Lee sits down with two Lieder Scheme duos to talk through partnership and performance
Review
Bix Ponte takes the time to review one they missed: The Streets’ A Grand Don’t Come For Free
Feature
Classical music and literature are inextricably connected, says Anastasia Prussakova
Guide
Caitlin Newman brings us along to an unconventional singing lesson with a ‘holistic vocal coach’
Playlist
Caitlin Newman offers an alternative, hyperpop soundtrack for this Valentine’s
Opinion
Fergus Holmes’ one stop shop for the new mainstream underground
Guide
Tia Ribbo has songs to bundle up and stretch your legs to
Live Review
Millie Wooler reviews the last of the great Mancunian bass players
Head to Head
Caitlin Newman and Millie Wooler argue for and against the case of Christmas songs
Album review
Efe Imoyin-Omene explores the fault lines between love and identity in Halle’s debut album
Live Review
Harmony Mitchell encourages you to look forward to a fresher, brighter era of indie
Guide
Charlotte Thomann offers her absolute beginner’s guide to songwriting
Opinion
As our second Britpop summer comes to a close, Millie Wooler ponders the question that defined the original one
Playlist
The Music Team reflect on moody melodies from the ghost of Michaelmas past
Opinion
Caitlin Newman urges you to turn up the volume and listen to the once silenced voices of metal
Opinion
George Nicholson argues that the humble voice of the radio sings the tune of modern life
Review
Caitlin Newman encourages us to foster conscious listening habits
Feature
The streets of Cambridge are storied with musical history, says Daniel Kamaluddin
Live Review
Francis McCabe weighs up the newest and most haunting dramatic collision of the RSC’s Hamlet with Radiohead’s album Hail to the Thief
Opinion
Apeike Umolu explores how Coogler exposes the structural racism in America’s music industry
Opinion
Ruby Wooller critiques Ticketmaster’s tyrannical grip on the live entertainment industry
What's On?
Hectic exam term? Daisy Cooper rounds up the Cambridge non-classical music scene (!) for the next month and a bit
Live Review
Daisy Cooper reviews punk band Panic Shack, and considers the existence of the ‘Radio 6 dad’
