Sentence examples for bands debt from inspiring English sources

The Northern Secwepemc bands' debt, estimated at $16.9m back in 2011, will come out of our final settlement.

Natalie Robehmed from Forbes stated that the film "vitriolically breaks down what Leto considers to be grave imbalances, showing in one infographic how label contracts can result in bands accumulating debt with every release thanks to promotional costs, recording bills and advances record labels recoup".

A couple of songs on this album overtly acknowledge this band's debt to Nashville.

On arrival they seemed the archetypal mid-2000s indie band: in debt to post-punk, good with a provocative interview quote, and with a sideline in collaborating on Hedi Slimane's Dior Homme catwalk shows.

It has a cover photo of a glowering hipster and a quirky title, "Dear Catastrophe Waitress," that telegraphs the band's debt to the 80's Brit-pop heroes, the Smiths.

He cites a scene in Jersey Boys when the Four Seasons are waiting to go on the prestigious Ed Sullivan Show only for news to break that Tommy DeVito has mired the band in debt: "Those two things didn't happen at the same time in Frankie's life.

The touring helped keep the album in the public eye, and cleared the band's debts.

On the third track, a short and sharp blast that might double as a salute to the Yeah Yeah Yeahs (one of many bands in her debt), Ms. Harvey yelps a petulant phrase -- one not likely to appear in this newspaper -- until she has reduced it to a handful of nonsense syllables.

RISE AGAINST (Wednesday) In its screeds about war and "the fumes of injustice," this Chicago band owes a debt to Bad Religion, the canonical 1980s political punk band.

Indeed, many of the current Barber band acknowledge their debt to him.

It's true! You're just putting the band in more debt by making a video.