Sentence examples for extreme songs from inspiring English sources

The band told Rolling Stone that they wanted to write the "hardest, most extreme songs we could ever write", for their followup to the Mercury nominated Silence Yourself.

As well as Blurred Lines, he means even more extreme songs such as N*E*R*D's Lapdance, which has lyrics and a video that are little more than a soft-core porn extravaganza.

At the other extreme, songs like the Memphis Jug Band's "Stealin', Stealin'," from 1928, and the blues singer Son House's "My Black Mama" sold modestly and were even out of print for many years, but became important influences on contemporary folk and pop performers that include the Grateful Dead, John Mellencamp, Gov't Mule and the White Stripes.

It is the result of Steinman's desire to write the "most extreme crash song of all time".

Through friends, Eno heard about No Wave, then the dominant style for downtown bands who were taking punk to its logical extremes — abandoning song form, playing entirely outside of formal tunings, and foregrounding noise over signal.

[cartoon id= a18264"] Through friends, Eno heard about No Wave, then the dominant style for downtown bands who were taking punk to its logical extremes — abandoning song form, playing entirely outside of formal tunings, and foregrounding noise over signal.

This extreme introvert's songs grew increasingly spare as his failure in the pop market became apparent.

At one extreme, there are songs that clearly look towards the US market – traditionally resistant to UK rappers – not least the R&B-based Ladies Hit Squad, which debuted on Drake's OVO Sound Radio Show, and the Pharrell-produced Numbers.

Mr. Kupferberg responded, "We charged admission?" As the Fugs' antiwar stance grew more extreme, and their songs became more outrageous -- one, the pseudo-gospel satire "Wide, Wide River," pictures a tide of excrement -- the group came to embody a defiantly raucous side of the peace movement.

The four tracks that Walker wrote for the group's final album, "Nite Flights," gave him a chance to develop his extreme take on song form.

It's cultural multiplicity in sound taken to a reasonable extreme, where a song can still be allowed to sound logical and beautiful.