Sentence examples for angry band from inspiring English sources

Rather than a traditional runway show, Mr. Im, a provocative menswear designer, threw himself a big party instead, complete with a loud, angry band.

(Two days after "The Lowland" the same pavilion burst into commotion when an angry band of Rajputs hurled abuse at yet another star, Ekta Kapoor, whose film-production company had caused their caste group an obscure offence).

A British Import Savages, an all-female rock quartet from London, formed only about a year ago, but their first single, "Husbands," has established the group in London as an angry band in the post-punk vein.

At the same time, he was trying to fend off his angry band mates — among them his two brothers, Carl and Dennis, and his cousin Mike Love — who saw "Smile" as too sharp a detour from the surf and hot-rod songs that had made them rich.

Excessively angry bands are still relevant because there's still plenty to be excessively angry about, especially if you're young.

Be cautious with angry bands.

And from the vaults, here's a 2010 interview with "the UK's angriest band".

Keith Morris was cock of the walk then, the singer with Black Flag, the toughest, angriest band in LA, the band who invented hardcore punk and whose direct descendants would become worldwide superstars a couple of decades later.

WITH: Matt McGrath (Hedwig), Maggie Moore (Yitzak); Jeremy Chatzky, Joe Pecorino, Jon Weber and Chris Weilding (Angry Inch band members).

Their whole thing is a lot more giggly and fun-loving than you'd expect from an angry DHR band.

This is the one where -- fronting the four-man Angry Inch band, with additional contributions by cross-dressing Yitzhak Lena Halll) -- Hedwig tells her life story as the trans-gender East German bride and eventual divorcée of a soldier returning to the states.