Browse: Duke University Press (publisher), Rock & Pop

The collection helpfully analyzes the paradox that country music has been stereotypically framed as 'white music,' but a long tradition of black performers and fans exists. It uncovers the historical... — The Journal of American Culture More…

This is a powerhouse of a contribution to the study of hip-hop culture. . . . Highly recommended. Upper-division undergraduates through faculty — Choice More…

Few longtime pop music critics have been as fearlessly unhip in both their likes and dislikes, have been so willing to accept oft-ignored music on its own terms and have been as rock 'n' roll... — Los Angeles Times More…

Fellezs succeeds in being both academic and a fan. He succeeds in bringing these four artists in from the margins while recognising their cross-cultural capital lies in their non-belonging to... — Jazzwise More…

[T]his well-written interpretation of the kinship relation between country musicians will be a valuable resource for those interested in Brazilian music and culture. Summing Up: Recommended.... — Choice More…

One of the best music books of 2010, Tara Rodgers's Pink Noises, gave an accessible window into what looks to be many years of research into gender, identity and electronic music — The Quietus More…