Sentence examples for musical release from inspiring English sources

But "alt-lit" no longer accurately describes any authorial tendency, no more than the mere fact of a musical release being orchestrated by an independent label tells you what type of music you're about to hear.

The PolyFauna update marks Radiohead's first musical release in about three years.

The Eagles' album, which doused expectations that Britney Spears's new album, "Blackout," would be No. 1, also represented the biggest first-week sales of any musical release in two years at Wal-Mart, the nation's largest retailer, the company said.

It will be the 54-year-old's first official musical release.

But with each musical release, you start to understand a bit more of the picture.

Today, the group updated the project with new music and visuals, including unreleased vocals from Thom Yorke, effectively making this Radiohead's first musical release in three years.

Take the stereotype-flecked movie musical, released during the Depression, called "Rufus Jones for President".

The magazine's source said there is "a long list of unscheduled musical releases that Bowie planned before he died".

Catalog numbers were assigned not only to musical releases but also to stationery, parties and even the dental work of one of the label's founders.

Young Orcadians are already flocking to Mr. Stevenson's vast, silver-toned Grooves (17 Albert Street, 44-1856-872239), which sells the latest musical releases (with a section carved out for CD's by local bands) and other new media.

This is due in part to a slew of musical releases and merchandising efforts put forth by Warner Bros. and event founders Joel Rosenman and Michael Lang in preparation for the 40th anniversary of the Woodstock festival.