Sentence examples for a time when bands from inspiring English sources

The members' clear love of hardcore punk is in part a fondness for an earlier age, a time when bands played basements and stayed there.

Though Anderson reckons they're still a divisive group, they seem to me to be regarded with incredible fondness, a reminder of a time when bands weren't focus-grouped into blandness before their first single.

But I think there's a time when bands break up".

Gentleman Jesse harkens back to a time when bands were formed in garages and the best musicians were human jukeboxes in your local bar.

But there was a time when band break-ups didn't mean very much at all, largely because no one thought of "rock musician" as a career choice the way we do now.

Osman adds: "Suede existed in that time when bands were the gateway drug to everything when you were growing up.

The band has taken a well-worn, almost rutted path — guitar rock — at a time when most bands are going in the other direction.

At a time when most bands regard any utterance of social commentary as a career self-sabotage, it's no longer a shock to see a TV talent show graduate "going Paxman" on a prime minister not-to-be.

Even at a time when indie bands long consigned to the pages of history seem to be reforming on a weekly basis, it would be fair to call the reunion between Brett Anderson and Bernard Butler unexpected.

At a time when indie bands and their devotees are worried about short, blog-enabled cycles of hype and backlash, the Fiery Furnaces have decided to reward their fans by overwhelming them.

A time when boy bands were on the rise with groups like Menudo and New Kids on the Block -- but there something special about New Edition that captivated millions with their music.