Sentence examples for bleak metal from inspiring English sources

They painted the bleak metal grilles on the vacant houses – adorning their doors and windows with colourful curtains and flowers – launched the market, and won a Britain in Bloom contest.

"Bleak metal" is not my term, but the chosen musical style of someone – or something – called Grief No Absolution, whose records sound like the devil clearing his throat as an enormous wind machine pins you to a wall carved from a glacier.

Good DJs are music lovers, able to appreciate super-bleak strains of Norwegian black metal, as well as Flamenco guitar recordings, folk music, and classical.

Fluorescent lighting, long, bleak corridors and cold metal handrails are out.

Genghis Tron is coded as metal by its bleak lyrics: "I see no light ahead, I choke on desperate breath," or "My body is taken by the cells inside/ They'll consume me hollow, turn me dry".

Death metal vocals are typically bleak, involving guttural "death growls", high-pitched screaming, the "death rasp", and other uncommon techniques.

In Texas, where he winters, he paints bleak, flat, sun-baked landscapes relieved by metal barns and oil well pumps.

The records that followed in the mid-1970s included "Berlin", a bleak concept album about an abusive relationship, and "Metal Machine Music", which consisted of four sides of punishing feedback whine.

The metal-plated door is covered with bleak and obscene messages and has inspired McGowan's triptych of panels.

The buildings, which wrap around Bethune and West Streets, look seedy: the Corbusian curved balconies seem to be rusting away; the industrial metal windows whistle; the inner courtyard is bleak.

Things look bleak until they discover an oxyacetylene torch, some sheets of metal, a screwdriver and a car engine.