Sentences with phrase «british rock band»

The popular 1970s song The Ballroom Blitz by British rock band The Sweet, featuring the memorable lyrics «And the man in the back said, «Everyone attack!»

Last night, when British rock band Gomez kicked off their North American tour in Burlington, VT, they were not only burning cleaner and greener with biodiesel fuel in their tour bus, but they also implemented a multitude of eco-friendly initiatives.

One of these is Led Zeppelin, a British rock band that not only revolutionized the music scene but also influenced an entire generation of artists.

A famous British rock band Pink Floyd released a conceptual album on the basis of Animal Farm.

In 1975 a British rock band called Queen released a song called, «I'm In Love with My Car,» and there you have it.

British rock band Inheaven have just dropped a music video for their massive new single «Treats», directed by bassist Chloe Little.

The soundtrack features British rock band (and frequent Denis collaborators) Tindersticks, and will be out digitally on August 3rd.

This is the surprise release of the ninth full - length studio album from the British rock band.

When Ponyo's father, Fujimoto (voiced by Liam Neeson and visualized as Neptune as played by the lead singer of a seventies British rock band), orders the Wave Spirits to bring Ponyo home, Sosuke is crushed.

You could say that I'm blessed (or cursed, depends on who you're asking) with a large bosom, and the British rock band, Cornershop, did say that everyone needs a bosom for a pillow, but it makes it exceedingly difficult to mimic your handsfree skills while... Read More

Not exact matches

The club quickly emerged as the epicenter of the Los Angeles rock»n' roll scene, presenting local acts like The Byrds, The Doors and Buffalo Springfield, and later showcasing some of the earliest headlining U.S. performances by British bands Cream, The Kinks and Led Zeppelin.

The soul of Cold War Kids» rock dialogues with the likes of Dylan, Waits and Bowie while the production and musical quality argue with the liner notes that this band is from California and not the British Isles.

From the 1982 album... Famous Last Words, it's «It's Raining Again» from the British progressive pop - rock band Supertramp.

An expertly crafted experimental pop album that at various points suggests the work of singer Kate Bush, the effects - drenched work of the Cocteau Twins and British art - rock band Talk Talk — all musicians who mix a certain sonic delicacy with studio heavy production — No Shape exudes confidence and vulnerability in equal measures.

«When I made my first short film in 1996, I tried to buy that song and I couldn't afford it,» the filmmaker says of the British art - rock band's 1981 easy - listening hit, a celestial lament about a love affair torn asunder by distance and circumstance.

The serious one is Rock Star in which Mark Wahlberg plays the leader of a Pittsburgh group in the 1980s who attempt to sound like a big - time British heavy metal band called Steel Dragon.

July 19, 2012 • The British quintet rocked an outdoor crowd at Celebrate Brooklyn, reminding us some bands still make dance music the old school way: with instruments played in real time by multiple human beings.

This 1984 rock music mockumentary follows Spinal Tap, a «legendary» British heavy metal band that attempts to embark on an American comeback tour.

The adventurous British band, perhaps the most obsessively followed in modern rock, became a trending topic Wednesday morning on Twitter when disappointed fans went online to lament not being fast enough to score tickets for Radiohead's upcoming summer tour.

As I got older, there were other rock bands, but things changed most dramatically (at least in my memory) when I started listening to the Ramones and the Dead Boys, and then British punk bands like the Buzzcocks and the Clash.

A wooden rocking chair in ash with a white oil finish by famed British furniture maker Katie Walker is made by steam - bending a continuous band, which forms both the rocker and the chair's frame.

TUE APR 17 7PM HAMMER SCREENINGS SCREAMERS The documentary Screamers chronicles Grammy Award - winning rock band System of a Down's efforts to persuade both the British and U.S. governments to recognize the Armenian Genocide.

MUSIC MEETS ART Rock band Everything Everything have created a special musical track inspired by Francis Bacon's Triptych - August 1972, which was previously one of three Bacon artworks included in Tate Britain's chronological display «BP Walk through British Art» (please note the painting is no longer on display at Tate Britian *).

A DJ and the member of the band the Boy Hairdressers, a British group modeled after 1970s noise bands, Lambie frequently incorporates records, record covers and the detritus of 1970s glitter rock to create compositions that are humorous but also somewhat nostalgic for Glaswegian club life.

Now though, «young British artists», having outgrown the art world, and Rock bands of more or less «alternative» persuasion, exist in a similar cultural sphere.

The experimental rock band The Red Krayola, founded in Texas in 1966, will present a concert and premiere an opera written in collaboration with the British conceptual art group Art & Language at this years Whitney Biennial; they will also have an ongoing installation that includes a virtual portal offering archival audio and video material as well as two - way direct communication with the band.

Mumford & Sons is a British folk rock band who are Grammy Award nominees, and Billboard Music Award Winners.