Sentence examples for exploding sound from inspiring English sources
At once ahead of its time and nostalgic, Boulevard offered a singular take on a quickly exploding sound.
I'm reading the Village Voice a couple of weeks later and I look and I see there's a movie playing in New York called Good Morning... and Goodbye, by Russ Meyer, 'Whoa, [makes an exploding sound] this guy's amazing.' Another year later: Vixen, oh my God, then he's doing Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls; I was in heaven.
When a target was reached, an exploding sound was played, the target vanished, and 750ms later a new target appeared.
But in movies when they show a large space ship exploding and another spaceship nearby they often play a large exploding sound.
Their son Mason, 1, wanders by with a Nerf gun, making exploding sounds.
Exploding in Sound Records is a rare gem a messiah of a label, releasing record after record of thoughtfully invigorating rock music, from Pile to Krill to Geronimo!
It's no wonder Exploding in Sound Records released Guilty, since the label has been discovering and championing East Coast bands for the past few years and systematically improving the canon of rock music as a whole.
Exploding in Sound re-released Krill's second album, Lucky Leaves, earlier this year, and the songs garnered enough attention to get them touring more and working on a follow-up, which is slated for release in February.
Krill has built up a fiercely loyal fan base over the past year or two, but you may have missed them unless you live in New York or Boston and keep careful tabs on the musical renaissance sprouting up around the label Exploding in Sound, which has been churning out stellar albums by bands like Pile, Speedy Ortiz, and Porches. since 2008.
Exploding head sounds like someone turning the volume up on white noise as loud as it will go and leaves my ears ringing".
It is a beautiful, art-filled city with that showcases its unique past while also supporting a cultural life exploding with sounds and sights of an America of the future.
