The phrase "astonishing track" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a remarkable or impressive piece of music, a path, or a course of events.
Example: "The artist's latest album features an astonishing track that has captivated listeners worldwide."
Alternatives: "incredible piece" or "remarkable song".
Consider "Gosh," an astonishing track that starts off as a menacing speed rush, Smith's drum line conjuring a crew of kids sprinting through the night, their bomber jackets and denim rustling in unison.
Within the documentary photography tradition, Lee Friedlander's 1998 series on the astonishing track star Jackie Joyner-Kersee concentrates on her rubbery, almost liquid physique, while Brian Finke's smart and sometimes hilarious book 2-4-6-8 2-4-6-8 2-4-6-8 2-4-6-8 Americanball Players" offers a privileged tour inside the often Cheerleadersty of high school sports.
At the age of only 30, Nothomb would seem at first sight to be an excellent choice for a prize designed to pick out talented young authors, but her astonishing track record of 16 novels in the last 16 years, and her status as a bestselling author who won the prestigious Academie Française prize for best novel back in 1999 makes the award something of a surprise.
According to the Daily Mirror review, the track "adds angry rebuke and glitchy distorted power chordings to the shimmering, ringing percussion and natural awe that feature on the astonishing tracks "Virus" and aptly named "Crystalline"".
Ocean was already much-discussed before he mentioned his sexuality, and the discussion was largely about Pyramids, the astonishing album track he leaked weeks ago.
When we superimpose the global trend line of our new index upon that of the Living Planet Index, a well-respected measure of the rate at which biodiversity is declining, the result is astonishing: They track one another almost perfectly, with both falling about 30percentt between 1970 and 2009.
The astonishing 20-minute opening track might be called "Don Cherry's Electric Sonic Garden", but it's the wheedling tone and furious backbeat of the late Miles Davis that veteran free-jazz trumpeter Smith makes you think of most.
In "Suburban Warriors," published in 2001, the historian Lisa McGirr tracks the astonishing conservative mobilization, centered on Orange County, that turned the region red while the rest of California's coast was fading to deep blue.
The buzz: "The diversity of the sounds and the complexity of the tracks is astonishing, and your eyes are darting between the members to try and figure out who's doing what, and how" – Cargo-London.com.
It's evolved from a small group of kite-boarders a decade ago, into an amazing multi-tier space, the collective potential of this community branching out based on their track record is astonishing.
Still, given the astonishing variety of the 107 tracks here, only a curmudgeon would complain.
