Sentence examples for more experimental pop from inspiring English sources

And the Barbican itself could be freed up to present more experimental pop, world and jazz.

Kimbra's songs are more experimental than many pop radio tracks.

The resulting work is more abstract, producing experimental pop art like the mixed-media piece Bullshit, in which the phrase looks like colorful flowers planted in a garden.

Now, as he evolves with the exposure to, and expectations from, a wide audience, his music too seems to be maturing into what he more fittingly calls "experimental pop".

BEN RATLIFF CLASSICAL MUSIC By now just about everyone has noticed that the youngest generation of classical composers has been invigorating the art by pushing it toward the more experimental ("indie") corners of pop and jazz.

Seemingly horrified of ever sounding dull, they've made their experimental pop more fidgety than ever – the two-bit bhangra clattering through "No Bones" is exemplary – but a fondness for the funkier reaches of 80s synth-pop permeates the record and helps things cohere.

While slightly shrill and more experimental than other noise-pop acts like Deerhoof (whose Apple O album is also pretty good), Animal Collective are a compelling listen.

Sassy hits such as Hollaback Girl and What You Waiting For? sounded unlike anything else on the radio, yet became permanent fixtures on it, redefining the pop landscape along more experimental lines than anyone had expected.

Do subtle variations in style in those songs, playing a bit of pop-dance style music, as well as more experimental jams to see what gets people popping.

Purposefully made chart ineligible, Jóga also marked the moment Björk started to retreat from the pop world into the more experimental margins.

Mark Sutherland from Billboard said that the album "marks a return to Williams' trademark pop sound after 2006's more experimental – and commercially under-performing – Rudebox".