Sentence examples for pristine production from inspiring English sources

The buzz: "Pristine production, big hooks, melodies galore and above all, plenty of quality" – thelineofbestfit.com.

It is a most pristine production, but also the most elaborate when the music requires it; rich.

And you could even argue that Neil Young's obsessively pristine production of his early songs for his "Archives" project qualifies as a kind of re-recording.

They've got loads of "really pretty tunes", according to their PR, who knows that we're suckers for pretty up here, especially when the prettiness is balanced by a powerful, pristine production that draws on modern dance styles from R&B to EDM.

Pristine production, however, won't be enough to win over rank-and-file consumers.

Her fine work, supported again by O'Beirne and a cast of musicians including Rosie Shipley (fiddle), Trevor Hutchinson (bass), and Rodd McVey (keyboards), results in a lovely album that sparkles with intelligent writing, moving music, and pristine production.

No more sweet country-pop ballads with wholesome messages for parents to buy; now it's all twerkin', Auto-Tunin' hater-calling over Rihanna-rippin', pristine production-line R&B pop.

In the pristine "Rainin' You," the production is so restrained that Mr. Paisley sounds closer to Chris Isaak than to Tim McGraw.

Up to now, the cost-effective mass production of pristine graphene sheets remains a significant challenge.

Mr. Boyett's high standards for "Frog and Toad" are apparent in the production values: pristine sets, handsome costumes, a bang-up nine-piece band.

In a film to mark the taste test of the burger, he said that people had an erroneous image of modern meat production, imagining "pristine farms" with just a few animals in them.