Sentence examples for instrumental while from inspiring English sources

'Lullaby für Kinder' is a gentle, melancholic instrumental, while 'Invisible' is a sparse love song worthy of mid-period Elvis Costello.

Soon he was playing an instrumental while a video screen showed a cartoon he'd crudely animated himself of a Paisley superhero rescuing other country singers from harm.

He cut the third version short to play more encores; the fourth was a bustling instrumental while he shook hands and signed autographs before coming back to sing a few more tunes.

Juggernaut is a Funkadelic-like super-stoner instrumental, while The Best Man For Some Jobs Is a Woman is a fuzzy, shape-shifting pop-psych stoner with fantastical, incomprehensible vocals sung, as ever on this record, in an impressively immovable deadpan.

Phil McNeal '14 played drums and recorded the instrumentals, while Marcos Cisneros '15 played bass and took the pictures for the cover art.

The former's tracks are artful little instrumentals, while the latter makes explosive work out of gunshot sounds; it's all high-gloss, heavily processed electronics that could sit in an art gallery as well as a club.

He turned the family chicken coop into a crude recording studio and produced wild, experimental guitar instrumentals, while continuing to play in many of America's grimmest bars and clubs.

Los Straitjackets, who play breakneck surf instrumentals while wearing Mexican wrestling masks, collaborated with the rockabilly-turned-rhythm-and-blues vocalist Big Sandy and the dance troupe the Pontani Sisters, in go-go mode.

Bearing all the beautiful trademarks of their previous album Í Annan Heim whilst making subtle strides forwards, Killing Time is a warm, wonderfully textured number that finds stuttering rhythms judder underneath swelling instrumentals while the vocal's unshakable sense of longing will lingers well after the song has finished.

As with Zomby, SBTRKT and others, it's weird that white artists will put out handsomely packaged (and priced) LPs of what are essentially rap instrumentals, while hip-hop producers embedded in the culture would never dream of it – and when they do, in the case of Madlib or Dilla, they're much richer than this thin gruel.

The Flower of Magherally's harmonising flutes recall Virginia Astley's pure pastoral instrumentals, while The Jug of Punch feeds an AL Lloyd drinking song through an ambient drama that summons up the spirits of both Talk Talk and the Unthanks (amazingly, this works).