Sentence examples for enduring band from inspiring English sources
Spoon, the enduring band from Austin, Tex., by way of Portland, Ore., and a few other places, excels at a certain brand of straightforward, cool Americana, with a hat tip to Lou Reed and the Stooges.
There's little argument that "Let It Be" — like "Rain" and "Beatlemania" before it — largely dispenses with plot and instead focuses on the songs that made the Beatles the most enduring band of all time.
The renowned bassist and original member of rocks most enduring band no longer tours with the Stones, partly because he has interests that extend beyond pop stardom: Hes an amateur archaeologist, author, restaurateur, inventor, and wicked table tennis player.
Like the few enduring bands of nu metal, there's a grace and subtlety to Speedy Ortiz's sound; they play together remarkably and intelligently.
One of Britain's most enduring bands – they've overcome addiction, band members leaving and singer Dave Gahan briefly dying in 1996 – Depeche Mode's 13th album Delta Machine recently reached the top 10 in more than 20 countries.
Rolling Stone magazine described them as "the heaviest band of all time", "the biggest band of the '70s", and "unquestionably one of the most enduring bands in rock history".
Air, the enduring French band whose Twentyears compilation is released on 10 June, are masters of the art.
I can hear remnants of "Pod" on recent records by Courtney Barnett, Lucy Dacus, and Julien Baker Deall's songwriting has long been foundational to enduring arena bands like Radiohead and the National.
It's in response to an old Times survey of Los Angeles' most enduring rock bands.
Perhaps the singer should take heart from the experience of the Rolling Stones, Britain's enduring bad boy band.
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