Sentence examples for breakthrough sound from inspiring English sources

"Chris [Stein, Blondie's guitarist] and I adored his breakthrough sound with Chic, and we thought that bringing a bit of our rock sound in this kind of combination would be very cool," she wrote in an e-mail to The Economist.

Kid Rock has been reconciling these things for years, since he realized a straight-ahead rap career probably wasn't in the cards for him, even going so far as to record a sensitive, relatively spare album with the producer Rick Rubin — "Born Free" from 2010 — that was a bit of a rebuke to the up-all-night yowling that Kid Rock had made his breakthrough sound.

"We have developed some very breakthrough sound technology," he said in an interview earlier today, "and we think it has the ability to be the reference technology for all audio in the future".

Seen in this light, the fact that the party is now generally united behind a premium-support reform to Medicare is not a small thing or a pointless detour, but a major breakthrough for sound right-of-center policymaking — and one that wouldn't have been possible absent Tea Party zeal and Paul Ryan's efforts to direct that zeal into constructive projects.

The first flush of club-driven buzz that broke them on the dancefloors of Brooklyn and Europe having subsided, this was the big statement of LCD Soundsystem's overground breakthrough album Sound of Silver, a comeback single that was both a thumbed nose and a love letter to their home nation.

His musical breakthroughs include sound-on-sound recording, overdubbing, reverb effects, and the use of the echo chambers, which are still used today.

Rylance is excited about medical breakthroughs using sound and vibration to treat cancer and Alzheimer's.

Agreement between the experimental and predicted breakthrough curves was sound.

Especially on Caruso's breakthrough records, the sound is scratchy, wiry and wobbly.

The experience, said Faulkner, led to the breakthrough of The Sound and the Fury, as he gave up on publishers and set out to write the book he wanted to write.

The title of his breakthrough album, Metamodern Sounds in Country Music, earned him a lot of attention because, as a nod to Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music, the definitive crossover country-pop album by Ray Charles from 1962, it seemed to suggest Simpson sounded most at ease straddling the gray space between traditional and new country.