Sentence examples for harder sound from inspiring English sources

In the 1980s Shank returned to jazz full-time, teaching and concentrating on alto sax with a harder sound and eclectic style.

He moved Squirrel Bait, a rock band with a harder sound, down a few notches and pushed another band, the Palace Brothers, up.

The strings and woodwind have been turned down in favour of a harder sound, dominated by off-kilter drums and queasy synths, with Clark's electric guitar filling the gaps with intricate runs, riffs and fills.

Later he is joined by grime luminary P Money, who spits enthusiastically over his beats, demonstrating the extent to which dubstep can incorporate several different styles – although thankfully, Benga never goes near the harder sound of American "brostep".

That's illustrated again on "Loving You," which was started during the "Bad" sessions but was reportedly abandoned when Jackson decided that he wanted a harder sound (and not because there was already a song called "I Just Can't Stop Loving You").

The inspiration for the harder sound came from the way the live band played during concerts such as Lollapalooza.

In the mid-1960s, andrinan and in particular British rock bands began to modify rock and roll by adding harder sounds, heavier guitar riffs, bombastic drumming, and louder vocals.

Naipaul has a saxophone and an oboe, too, a hard sound and a softer one.

Brainiac Dum Dums overflowed the stage with members and offered a pleasantly hard sound.

STP caught on to this openness early, expanding its hard sound to include glam and Beatlesque pop.

They were going for this real hard sound.