Sentence examples for English experimental from inspiring English sources

Jonathan's Coe biography of the English experimental novelist BS Johnson kept me amused for most of the run of the show (I'm a slow reader and Hazzard was demanding).

Christine Brooke-Rose, an English experimental writer known for wielding words with the ardor of a philologist, the fingers of a prestidigitator and the appetite of a lexivore, resulting in novels that exhilarated many critics and enervated others, died on March 21.

Regardless of how you feel about their new album A Moon Shaped Pool, it's undeniable that English experimental rock band Radiohead wield a lot of cultural influence.

It was recorded while Frith was still a member of the English experimental rock group Henry Cow and was released in the United Kingdom on LP record by Caroline Records in October 1974.

The magic of Christmas gets loopy this year, at least for New Yorkers, visitors of the Big Apple, and experimental music aficionados: this Friday and Saturday, to celebrate the release of Snakes, their new full-length record, English experimental video art and music group Psychic TV (PTV) will take over the Brooklyn Night Bazaar for two nights of free gigs.

An audacious proposal by the English experimental theater director Ken Campbell to stage Illuminatus! in its entirety at The National Theatre in London was met with surprisingly open arms, particularly given its inordinate length: a cycle of five plays The Eye of the Pyramid, Swift Kick Inc., The Man Who Murdered God, Walpurgisnacht Rock and Leviathan each consisting of five 23-minute-long acts.

English language experimental studies and literature reviews of methods to improve physician response rates were identified through searches of PubMed and PsycINFO databases, focusing on the years 2000 to 2010.

WHILE working with the experimental English choreographer Jonathan Burrows, Mr. Khan began to look at his situation differently.

During his years in the shop, he discovered reggae and dub and experimental English folk.

If it faithfully reflects their original sound, an experimental English form of fantasist sonic engineering, which at the time, immediately post-Kraftwerk/Roxy/Bowie/glam/punk/disco, was irresistibly new and inventive, then it will seem at best quaint.

But some of the most intriguing programmes are often found tucked away in that late-night ghetto where they won't upset the mainstream audience, and music from the postwar English and American experimental traditions certainly falls into that category.