Sentence examples for blended punk from inspiring English sources
In Uncle Tupelo's case, the music blended punk energy -- Farrar's favorite band was the Sex Pistols and Tweedy's the Ramones -- and Ozark Mountain country themes.
Although Baxter Dury's half-mumbled cockney narratives are naturally reminiscent of his late father, Ian Dury's Blockheads blended punk, R&B and music hall, whereas his son's third and album is full of terrific, understated, dry, post-modern, electro-tinged pop songs.
It blended punk with emotional lyrical content.
Kurt Cobain was famously inspired by the early stages of the Riot Grrrl movement, and Joan Jett's no-nonsense output in the 80s that blended punk guitars with catchy stadium melodies was an inspiration to many people who were part of the feminist wave.
"So when we wanted to blend punk and reggae, it never occurred to us that it would be an odd thing to have people of different color in the same group.
They helped make their parent firm YG Entertainment into a global pop powerhouse (which has a similar set of superstars in the all-woman group 2NE1) and blend punk, futurist and formal fashions in atypical ways that make them global style heroes.
Johnny Ramone, the guitarist for the Ramones, has been an outspoken Republican for years, and some skinhead bands have blended the punk aesthetic with their extreme right-wing views.
He rose to prominence as the lead singer of Arabic-language group Carte de Séjour, which blended Western punk rock with Algerian Maghrebi music.
Musically, bottoms blends punk percussion with electro acid-house redux while Dibeler's controlled screamo vocal punctuates the upper register with palpable anxiety.
When Talking Heads blended art-punk with world music two decades ago, the effect startled not only because polyrhythms were relatively unfamiliar to Western ears, but also because Mr. Byrne's portraits of divinely addled information men tapped the anxiety beneath Ronald Reagan's America.
Electroclash, the neophyte genre that blended post-punk New Wave aesthetic with techno sounds and house sensibilities, had acted as a sort of life-support for a couple of post-Millennial years but by 2004, the gag had essentially worn out its ironic throwback stance.
