Sentence examples for conceptual band from inspiring English sources

This project is the latest release by Franco and O'Keefe's conceptual band Daddy.

If you were to imagine four kids impossibly excited by playing in a rock band and singing about everything that crosses their minds, your conceptual band would likely resemble Be Your Own Pet.

The performance together that Ono refers to was an October concert, where Gaga joined up with the conceptual band that Ono and Lennon started over forty years ago, Plastic Ono Band.

This cultural frame is a conceptual band of layers of factors consisting of a) the macrosocial construction of the determinants of health, b) sociocultural factors in the contexts of the home and host countries, and c) life history.

Where Hollywood punk was dominated by arty, conceptual bands playing at the Masque club, Black Flag were the first of the suburban bands – hardcore has been called "the blues of the suburbs" for its appeal to prosperous but disaffected kids – who sprang up around the edges of the city, and who attracted a markedly different crowd.

Maybe the problem was conceptual: a band of rock 'n' roll recyclers returned to the stage to resurrect a song from 1969.

He was creating a conceptual covers band called the Babblers, and had thought of Cat Power or PJ Harvey to co-front it.

On a sunny early June afternoon, Hunter Hunt-Hendris isittingng in a coffee shop just a short walk from his Brooklyn home, contemplating the role that Christian signifiers have played in his conceptual metal band Liturgy and his solo electronic efforts as Kel Valhaal.

In the meantime, take a click down there to enjoy some high-kickin' little colts who've formed a conceptual screamo boy band that's one guy onstage and the rest in a choreographed mosh pit.

Recently, a three-band conceptual model of remotely estimating total chlorophyll contents in leaves was developed and produced accurate estimation (Gitelson et al., 2006).

Early gigs by these German electronic pioneers routinely took place in art galleries, emphasising the band's conceptual distance from American rock music.