The phrase "aggressive songs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe songs that have a strong, forceful, or intense tone, often associated with certain music genres like rock or rap.
Example: "The playlist features aggressive songs that really pump you up for a workout."
Alternatives: "intense tracks" or "forceful music".
The researchers found that highly ranked birds exposed to aggressive songs suffered in their mates' eyes.
The drums remain low in the mix, a trick that some of rock's most aggressive songs use.
Perhaps for their sake Mr. Cornell skipped some of Soundgarden's biggest, simplest, most aggressive songs — no "Rusty Cage," no "Jesus Christ Pose" — in favor of prettier and more meditative ones, soundtrack contributions, leaden tracks from the Audioslave corpus and covers.
His aggressive songs became more aggressive, with an angry and sometimes paranoid edge — a song like "They Don't Care About Us," from the greatest-hits-plus-new-album set "HIStory," was sung through clenched teeth.
His aggressive songs became more aggressive, with an angry and sometimes paranoid edge a song like "They Don't Care About Us," from the greatest-hits-plus-new-album set "HIStory," was sung through clenched teeth.
Why not?' Then I realise, 'Holy crap: these are harder to sing than I thought.' They're very aggressive songs, at the top of my range, lots of shouting, very theatrical.
It's a fairly aggressive song in terms of its mood and character, though, whereas lots of summer songs tend to be light and flippant, like Club Tropicana.
Rap-R&B collaborations have been plentiful for almost two decades, but typically it's a female singer called in to add sultriness to an aggressive song.
Mr. DeMarcus sang James Brown's "I Got You (I Feel Good)," and Mr. Rooney offered the concert's most aggressive song: the Guess Who's "American Woman".
The accusations have since been rescinded, but Mr. Bieber uses the situation as grist for "Maria," the most aggressive song on this album, and one that self-consciously uses Jackson's paranoiac "Billie Jean" as a template.
The judges briefly considered declaring a draw, but they awarded the prize to the Icelanders, who had just stunned the crowd with a high-intensity performance that peaked with an uncharacteristically aggressive song anchored by indefatigable progressive rock drumming.
