Sentence examples for band has put from inspiring English sources
The band has put out two records, one called "Preacher Man" for Island Records, and another, "People".
Fink understands only too well that you can't please everyone and the band has put up with their fair share of ribbing in the past.
This wholly enveloping set was, fortunately, far less polished than the most recent Blank Dogs release, "The Fields" (Woodsist), one of several the band has put out — in myriad formats (cassette, 7-inch single, etc).
It will be the first new material the band has put out since their explosive debut three years ago, which saw their album Foundations featured on Triple J, peak at No 29 on the Aria charts and win big at both the National Indigenous Music and Rolling Stone awards.
Now, I'm a Fall fan, but the band has put out something like 44 albums since 1979, and it's hard to keep track of them all — and the graphic sense of "Light Up Gold" owes a great debt the early Fall aesthetic, so you can understand my confusion: So I gave another listen to "Light Up Gold" — I was actually judging an album by its cover — and it's tremendous, my favorite album of 2013.
To date, the band has put out four albums, the most recent in 2013.
Score: 4/5 Why you should listen: The folksy band have put together a bold and bird-obsessed third album.
Afterwards, Bono, the lead singer, admitted to Mr Cook onstage that it had been five years since the band had put out an album; Mr Cook said he knows what that feels like.That is probably true.
Mr. D'Arthenay of La Vida Bohème spoke about how his band had put on a large free concert in Venezuela; when sponsors dropped out days before the event, a Twitter message to fans quickly raised the needed funds.
I wanted to say goodbye and say thank you". Braintree resident Rachel Moore said she had "grown up" listening to The Prodigy and said the band had "put Braintree on the map".
Joshua Andre of Christian Music Zine awarded the album four and a half out of five stars, describing the lyrics as "profound" while praising the music as the most innovative and varied the band had put out to date.
