Sentence examples for propulsive rhythm from inspiring English sources

Without the propulsive rhythm of one big show following another, the week felt drained of energy.

When Mr. Ozone comes to New York, he is usually accompanied by a propulsive rhythm section: the bassist James Genus and the drummer Clarence Penn.

His songs joined the sentimentality of pop, the twang of country music and the propulsive rhythm of the blues, and his lyrics, even at their hottest, could be playful.

When we enter the propulsive rhythm of your prose, the staccato, the deployment of commas, we know that we are in the hands of someone who has made a definite choice and who knows what to do with it.

Less bluesy than in its early years, late-stage AC/DC still features all of the components of the band's formula: jagged guitar riffs, a propulsive rhythm section, and Johnson's scalding vocals.

The title of "Boots of Chinese Plastic," which leads off the Pretenders' new album, "Break Up the Concrete" (Shangri-La), alludes to Bob Dylan's "Boots of Spanish Leather," but the song's propulsive rhythm and surreal lyrics mark it as a close cousin to another Dylan song, "Tombstone Blues".

Persian classical music brings improvisation to a repertory of ancient melodies and lightly propulsive rhythms.

Mostly the additional players maintained supporting roles, thickening harmonies and providing propulsive rhythms, as the primary quartet handled melodies.

The generation of Aphex Twin and Autechre was inspired by the grain of electronic sounds as much as by the idea of hard, propulsive rhythms.

He could write works in a popular vein, like the Concerto for Orchestra, that are still rich with subtle complexities and ingenious strokes and his characteristic propulsive rhythms.

Dirty basslines, rolling electronic loops and menacing vocals conjured up visions of paranoia and urban decay, while offering up propulsive rhythms that you just had to dance to.