Sentence examples for infectious pop from inspiring English sources

Infectious pop hits: definitely.

It was an infectious pop song.

This is insipid yet totally infectious pop, of the type we've had since the 1950s.

"GG's songs are infectious pop," said Robert Poole, chief executive of SomethingDrastic, a Tokyo-based Asian music promoter.

We meet at the London offices of his record label, Polydor, which releases the 1975's self-titled debut (impressive, infectious pop rock) this month.

He followed it with Hunky Dory (1972), a mix of wordy, elaborate songwriting (The Bewlay Brothers or Quicksand), crunchy rockers (Queen Bitch) and infectious pop songs (Kooks).

The truth: Darkly infectious disco pop.

What's more, in describing how he went about creating new arrangements for songs working primarily from the movie soundtrack, Mr. Stern casually — and unfacetiously — referred to these infectious, flossy pop nuggets as "tone poems".

KNITTING FACTORY 74 Leonard St., between Broadway and Church St. (212-219-3132)—May 11: Martin Bisi, a legendary Brooklyn-based recording engineer, producer, and musician, celebrates the release of "Sirens of the Apocalypse," an infectious, experimental pop album.

How Can We Fix This? is so full of murderously infectious, polished pop, it will make you a) wonder why they didn't feature in any of the recent ones-to-watch polls but also b) ecstatic that music can still surprise.

In a country where an estimated 60percentt of the population is under 25, one can only wonder what kind of holy terror an infectious Western pop song like Eiffel 65's "Blue (Ba Da Dee)" would unleash on the populace, let alone a television show like "Baywatch".