Sentence examples for band describes from inspiring English sources

Chief among these is "Padre Nuestro," the record's first single and video, which has been redone in what the band describes as a "kumbia hot-rod version".

Joan Gerard, a member of the band, describes Mrs. Smithline with playful reverence as, "the one who has been going to tag sales since before there were tag sales".

BOYINTHESHADE (Sunday) This children's band describes its influences as ranging from Raffi to R.E.M., which means that its music is aimed at preschoolers but aspires to entertain their parents too.

LINKIN PARK That Linkin Park has lasted long enough to make an album that the band describes as a complete rewiring of its sound and creative process -- as it does with "A Thousand Suns" -- is remarkable given that a decade ago, its rap-rock seemed pass?ven before it was popular.

LINKIN PARK That Linkin Park has lasted long enough to make an album that the band describes as a complete rewiring of its sound and creative process — as it does with "A Thousand Suns" — is remarkable given that a decade ago, its rap-rock seemed passé even before it was popular.

Their debut video, posted Feb. 17 and briefly the top-featured video on the site, is fairly rudimentary, from a musical perspective at least: in what the band describes as a "jam session," one iPhone plays keyboard software, another plays a virtual guitar program and a Nintendo DS video game player plays percussion.

Today, Animal Collective released Painting With, their tenth studio album, which Abby Portner, self-described "visual person" for the band, described as "Sung Tongs on a digital sunny vacation".

For one thing, the band describe themselves as "middle of the road post-punk".

The band describe the album, released on 28 June, as "supersexual and sleazy".

At the time, the band described the song as an attempt to "make sense" of the Conservative government.

The band describe their sound, which is in thrall to salsa giants Héctor Lavoe, Eddie Palmieri, Ray Barretto and Willie Colón, as "tough, gritty and ballsy".