Sentence examples for music column from inspiring English sources

He writes a monthly music column for 'Arthur' magazine (arthurmag.com) and authors books on musical subcultures (grunge, no wave, mix tapes).

The Music column last Sunday misstated plans for the First Night Stamford festival.

In the Letters, Drama, and Music column, "Washington: A Life," by Ron Chernow, was among the winners.

The New Music column on Tuesday included a review of "Hydra," a solo album by the jazz guitarist Ben Monder.

By 18, he was a trainee reporter and writing a music column for the Merton & Morden News.

THE ARTS The New Music column on Tuesday misidentified the label of one of the albums reviewed, "Pioneer" by the Band Perry.

Then he disappeared, and three enormously enjoyable years ensued, during which he would dart back from time to time and Shawn would accommodate two music columns.

"Disco Files" collects Vince Aletti's music columns from the nineteen-seventies, in which he offered a version of the disco experience premised not on mythically great nights out but on conversation and careful study of one's record collection.

Mr. L. does a lot of writing; he has two music columns in London papers & has written 2 books, both autobiographyes; he also does a lot of TV work.

Elgar, who would become the major British composer of his time, had read Shaw's "Corno di Bassetto" music columns in London newspapers in 1888-89, before Shaw had heard a note of Elgar's early music.

You'd think the two escapees might be terrified by ear-piercing music, columns of hellish flame shooting from huge stages, and an army of metal heads moshing all around them, but according to DW, they were "reluctant to leave" when the cops showed up.