Billy Bragg Uncle Bill nailed the mood in the Left Field with a passionate set of pop politics and emotion.
A set of Pop-Surrealist sculptures representing white birch logs have butt-ends fashioned to resemble vinyl records.
The 16-voice ensemble is performing a mass composed of music written over a four-century period, then juxtaposing Brahms songs with a set of pop arrangements.
Though he listened to a distinctly Californian set of pop-punk and beachy alt-rock acts (Blink-182, Jack Johnson, the Red Hot Chili Peppers), he and his friends were mostly interested in rapping.
Being something of a classic himself, Gores doesn't quit with this masterly piece of work from the repo men, whose tools are simple ("a set of pop keys, two heated and bent screwdrivers and a three-prong hot-wire") and whose style of execution has been compared in at least one court of law with that of Quantrill's Raiders.
She reports: Though they looked a little nervous, particularly singer Danielle, these LA sisters tore up the main stage with a riff-heavy set of pop-rock hits-to-be, and filled the space with an excellent display of stadium-like showmanship.
Custom suit maker Indochino, for its part, has used a rotating set of pop-ups to help introduce its model to consumers.
What I suspect will happen is that Microsoft will launch a set of pop-up stores using distressed retail space and then roll out if and when these spaces become popular.
Recently, we developed a partially overlapping primer-based PCR (POP-PCR) method for genome walking, which employed a set of POP primers having identical 3′ ends of 10 bp to suppress the amplification of non-target products while effectively enrich the target molecules.
Bleeding Edge, Pynchon's latest novel, is filled with a kaleidoscopic set of pop culture references, from Hideo Kajima to TOR.
