Sentence examples for dense lyrics from inspiring English sources

In a recent interview, Joanna Newsom ruminated on the diehard fans she calls "the delvers": those who spend hours scanning her dense lyrics for meaning.

From dense lyrics, complex and often wilfully uncommercial music, to the influence of jazz, social comment rubbing against personal angst and references to 70s soul, Untitled Unmastered is obviously intent on continuing down the path of To Pimp a Butterfly, for better or for worse.

Although Cudi had a message in every track, he chose to avoid using dense lyrics, explaining that he did not want to write material that he would not actually say or use in real life, adding that being true to yourself entirely was meaningful to him.

She flubbed a dense lyric (forgivably though) on "Walk Away," which was a hit for Kelly Clarkson.

For anyone familiar with the Underworld of dubnobasswithmyheadman and Second Toughest in the Infants, with their dense screeds of impenetrable lyrics and tangential sonic approach to the dancefloor, the poppiness comes as something of a surprise: even the drum'n'bass clatter of Skribble arrives bearing a euphoric melody.

Under the sensitive direction of Marc Bruni, the actors smartly pitch their performances to the intimacy of the theater, which seats just 62, allowing us to hear each word in Mr. Gwon's dense, conversational lyrics.

From the first song, "I Taketh Away," Mulcahy's dense, enigmatic lyrics jut out of his energetic, jangly arrangements like a series of punches: "You couldn't tell them anything / They lived hard and they died hard / On all fours for everything / They kissed the ass that was presented".

WELL FOR THOSE OF US WHO AREN'T GREAT READERS LET'S SAY IT IS AN EXPERIENCE WE HAVE & I PICK UP SOME STATUS THRU MY SON For anybody picking up this work, or any of Merrill's exquisite, dense, vulnerable lyrics, for the first time, the phrase "IT IS AN EXPERIENCE" will ring true.

More than 50 years on, Dylan is still writing songs and is often on tour, performing his dense poetic lyrics, sung in a sometimes rasping voice that has been ridiculed by detractors.

Bruce Springsteen became a major star, first in the mid to late 1970s and then throughout the 1980s, with dense, inscrutable lyrics and anthemic songs that resonated with the middle and lower classes.

Beginning in the later 1970s, the rock singer and songwriter Bruce Springsteen became a major star, with anthemic songs and dense, inscrutable lyrics that celebrated the poor and working class.