Sentence examples for roots label from inspiring English sources

He recently jumped to the Chicago-based roots label Bloodshot, which is best known for records by Neko Case, the Waco Brothers, and Ryan Adams.

In April, Concord, an independent label, announced two deals, one to distribute Paul McCartney's post-Beatles catalog and another to buy Rounder Records, the roots label from Boston whose "Raising Sand" won a Grammy for best album in 2009.

It's his first album for Rounder Records, the independent roots label, and it is, on the surface, a marked departure from his other recordings, a spare folk-blues record that bears little resemblance to the arena-friendly rock that carried him to stardom.

Longley's career took off when she signed with roots label Sugar Hill Records and proceeded to release two breathtaking albums in consecutive years.

Hard-hitting, beer-swilling and party-hardy twang-rock from a raucous Denver trio that's signed to local roots label Bloodshot Records.

The record will be released Friday (Feb. 26, 2016) by Red House Records, the esteemed roots label with a talented roster that includes the Wailin' Jennys, Jorma Kaukonen, Dale Watson and Pieta Brown.

Nonesuch Records is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a month-long series of London concerts, and needed a suitably brave reminder that it is one of the world's leading folk and roots labels.

Robbie Daw from Idolator felt its production stayed true to Minogue's roots, labelling the song "100% pure Kylie," and found it comparable to "I Believe in You".

The ventral and dorsal roots that had been used in the optical experiment were identified and crystals of DiI and DiO (Molecular Probes) were carefully placed at the edge of the roots (6 cords with both dorsal and ventral roots labeled; 3 cords with just ventral roots labeled).

Some calculators offer a key for doing roots other than square roots, labeled with a radical sign showing a "y" in its bend.

Most scientific calculators offer a key for doing square roots, labeled either "SQRT" or with a radical sign over an "x".