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Music
Why Don't We Dual It in the Road
On 122 and Broadway is a school that, though available to some undergraduates, is not available to the undergraduate population at large.
Columbia’s campus is “definitely not a Nashville party.” Still, a few maintain an allegiance to the traditions of country and roots music amid a campus of Passion Pit and Ratatat devotees.
Cream, Sugar, and Mood Lighting
Café culture is sometimes more about the image than anything on the menu.
The Eye spends a night with WKCR's most dedicated late-night djs.
The secret life of Columbia's public pianists.
Electronic music is cheap, easy to produce, and can be made in isolation. But will digital sounds replace guitars and drum sets?
Hip-hop artists have been creating and distributing mixtapes since the genre's start, but mixtapes, though still part of hip-hop culture, are illegal to distribute.
Hip-hop's original medium is still relevant—and illegal.
Though records were replaced long ago by CDs and later MP3s, vinyl seems to be making a surprising comeback among music lovers too young to remember it in its heyday.
What happens when we let a Web site choose our music.
