Sentence examples for propulsive pop from inspiring English sources

And in the MySpace tent, which was barely bigger than a big umbrella, the Utah band known as Meg and Dia (and led by harmonizing sisters of the same name) played wispy but propulsive pop songs.

Yet they have the arsenal to close their set with Bring on the Dancing Horses, The Killing Moon and The Cutter, sheer and sublimely propulsive pop songs that appear to be carved from pure crystal.

When Glasser – real name Cameron Mesirow – first appeared in 2010 with her debut album, Ring, her propulsive pop sent writers groping for comparisons: a bit Björk here, a little Four Tet there.

The lead track rises from an elegantly enticing electro haze into an infectious hook, moving from progressive house into propulsive pop.

By contrast, NPR's Oliver Wang argued that, rather than a "so-called world music fusion" attempt, Kala is "agitated, propulsive pop" informed by international sounds.

However, according to music writer David Whiteis, "its propulsive, pop-tinged groove and Latimore's own jubilant vocal directness made this incarnation of the classic entirely his own".

The journey between those tracks takes in gloomy post-punk (Tunnelvision), taut punk-funk (A Certain Ratio), early electro (Section 25, Abecedarians), dreamy mid-80s indie (Miaow, the Railway Children), propulsive baggy pop (the Wendys, Northside) and Latin-flecked lift music (Quando Quango).

Cruz has a knack for adding sweet vocal hooks over propulsive dance-pop tracks, something his fellow Londoner, Sean, achieved with his own number-one hit, "Down".

Snarling, propulsive jangle-pop equal to anything the Cure were releasing on the other side of the Channel, Indochine's 3e Sexe captured the spirit of the times.

The song is great, a propulsive indie-pop earworm capped by Georgas's snaky vocals, but it's the video, directed by John Patton Ford, that really got us excited. .

Mr. Tsui is interested in the propulsive thud of pop culture, and he works with an eye on his audience.