10 Thoughts About the Grammys
SPIN's David Marchese on Duffy, Lil Wayne, M.I.A., -- and who's to blame for 3 Doors Down!
By David Marchese 12.04.08 7:15 AM
Duffy Unveils U.S. Tour, Plus Dates With Coldplay
The pop-soul bombshell headlines a fall jaunt across America, including stage-warming slots for Gwyneth's favorite band.
By Joe Coscarelli 08.21.08 2:31 PM
Who? Welsh siren and SPIN cover belle Duffy, who exploded onto the international scene with the brass pipes and retro vibe of her debut album, Rockferry, which has sold over three million copies worldwide.
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All Points West '08 Recap: Friday
Radiohead return to the site of their storied 2001 stop in the NYC area. New Pornographers and Grizzly Bear battle for young minds. Dance music owns the day, with CSS, Girl Talk, and Underworld serving grooves.
By SAMI PROMISLOFF 08.10.08 4:52 PM
The New Pornographers and Grizzly Bear: Eating Indie Rock for Dinner:
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From the Eastsport Cafe at Lollapalooza '08: Jamie Lidell
The eloquent, crafty British mishmash auteur chats about the evolution of his sound and, um, interacts with our August cover star, Duffy.
By Spin Staff 08.03.08 2:19 AM
For years, Jamie Lidell performed live as a one man digital wrecking crew, frenzied behind a table of synths and wires, spitting out verses.
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Lollapalooza '08 Editors' Blog: Five Observations from Day One
SPIN editor Doug Brod recaps his travels through Lollapalooza's first day of activity, featuring Radiohead, Duffy, Bang Camaro, Kidsapalooza, and the Black Keys.
By Doug Brod 08.02.08 3:12 PM
1. "Wow, what's with all those people onstage?" my companion asked as we stopped by the MySpace stage where a dirtbag choir was working hard (and in unison) to keep the butt-rock flame alive.
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Duffy: Girl From the North Country
Life in a wee Welsh village may not seem like ideal preparation for the pressures of breakout retro-pop stardom. But so far, Duffy's handling it better than last year's model.
By Amanda Petrusich 08.01.08 3:32 PM
The drive from Cardiff to Nefyn, a remote fishing village on north Wales' Llyn Peninsula, is only about 160 miles, but it takes me nearly seven hours.
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