Alex Giannascoli, known artistically as Alex G, has released seven full-length albums, with his most recent album“Beach Music” debuting earlier this month on Oct.
Home is whenever you go live. Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros released Live in No Particular Order: 2009-2014 Oct. 9.
It’s often been said that fashion is cyclical, but the newest trend being seen on runways is both recurrent and revolutionary.
“Locked Away” by R. City featuring Adam Levine. “I Can’t Feel My Face” by The Weeknd. “Hotline Bling” by Drake.
Mipso describes themselves as “renegade traditionalists,” a contradiction in terms that is understandably confusing for those who are unacquainted with the band.
After releasing albums every few years for most of their career, punk/ noise rock band Wavves recently picked up their speed by releasing two albums in 2015: No Life for Me in June and most recently, V, on Oct.
Glasgow electronic synth-pop trio CHVRCHES dropped their sophomore album “Every Open Eye” last Friday, Sept.
After more than four years of relative inactivity, it only took a couple weeks of studio recording for Beirut to put down not even half an hour’s worth of material for their new album, “No No No.” The rushed recording shows in the abbreviated nature of the of the album, in addition to its failure to develop or build off of Beirut’s last album, 2011’s “The Rip Tide.” Fans who are looking for the eastern European and Mexico-tinged world pop of Beirut’s earlier albums, including “Gulag Orkestar” and “The Flying Cup Club,” will be sorely disappointed as frontman and mastermind Zach Condon abandons almost all of these influences, save for the occasional horn flourish.
Jerry Seinfeld Performs at DPAC: A Reflection There are very few things that I would drop $100 for: renting a “used" textbook from the Duke Store, buying the glorified pedometer, and of course, getting a ticket to see the great Jerry Seinfeld perform his stand-up.
Popular culture matters. Often, in the world of academia and hyper-intellectualism, we like to think of ourselves as above much of the mass consumption of entertainment and pop culture.
5 Things to Look Forward to this Semester 1. Lady Gaga in American Horror Story: Hotel Why Watch: American Horror Story has cemented itself as the precipice for thrilling plot lines and horrifying yet beautifully nuanced character development.
Generally speaking, for anything to be snarky, cynical, and quite frankly, sometimes offensive, it can be hard to see the beauty in such an entity—no matter how hard you squint.
Neon Trees is riding its pop momentum into Raleigh this Saturday.
The documentary promises to be a rich cross section of the obstacles Tibetans and indeed, all outsiders, face in a Han-dominated society.
How former Duke tight end Gene Devine went from the gridiron to managing one of Durham's most successful restaurants.
Towerview gets up close and personal with vice president for student affairs Larry Moneta.
Kim Cates built Shooter's from the ground up—twice—and now has the most popular club in town.
Recess is here to give you our must-listen-to songs for Summer 2015.
They are at their strongest when they showcase their fresh, honest lyrics, embracing their bare-bones musical style.
