"I think hip-hop is something that everyone can identify with-be it the sound, the tunes or what someone is representing or saying," said Simon Yin
It's 6:30 p.m. in the Duke Coffeehouse, and the student band Makeshift is on stage. Unlike usual performances, however, saxophonist Chauncey Nartey, a junior, is facing the back wall as he releases...
"I don't know what they're thinking. They're really talented, and they've done amazing things, and I don't like to jump too quickly to damning things like this when they've made stuff I've really...
The Sufjan Stevens ethos may seem presumptuous to many: recording a concept album dedicated to one of the 50 states, inundating it with unambiguous references to his Christian faith and directing...
The Darkness' Delorean must have been hit by that train on the album cover, as they've apparently been stuck in 1981 since 2003's Permission To Land.
While Duke seniors Bryan Rahija (guitar), Daniel Michalak (bass), and Stuart Robinson (keyboard) might not have had visions of Tolkien's murky forests, trickling brooks or a small fat mule named...
The night after the Goats (see cover story), another kind of animal will be stomping its way to the Duke Coffeehouse Saturday night.
It's been six years since Fiona Apple's last commercial release and almost two years since an earlier version of Extraordinary Machine was leaked to the public.
Tucker Max, Duke Law '01, has witnessed firsthand the benefits of the dotcom boom. He worked as a lawyer for a major Silicon Valley firm, before being fired after three weeks.
