For Graine de Beauté, Sadier comes over all Maria von Trapp, la-la-la-ing against sweet keyboard murmurs and intense guitars.
As Keane piano man, Tim Rice-Oxley vamps into the first of many sweet keyboard figures, his adept fingering is met by a euphoric cheer.
In other words, it's seemingly only a Sidekick in name and in form factor — but as long as they pull off that form factor (and, more importantly, that sweet, sweet keyboard) well enough, that should be enough.
Hynes likes to ride a heavy mid-tempo beat, sneak in low, sweet keyboards, and sketch out the chords with a choked, clipped guitar sound that recollects the impossibly clean rhythm guitar of the Chic founder Nile Rodgers (a sound that dominated radio in 2013, on Daft Punk's "Get Lucky").
Sure, the new iMacs have a sweet new keyboard and an updated look.
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The increased processor speed and internal memory, the (perhaps) improved keyboard, sweet camera, and the new optical pointer may make it a much more competitive handset.
Well, the skittering D&B of the first track's Seekae remix couldn't quite crowd out a lovely vocal and some sweet mid-80s Fleetwood Mac keyboard washes, and when they're being themselves, as on Hunt, DNKL are like a warm Radox bath of analogue synth-soul loveliness.
"But if telling you not to vote for Stephen Harper is going to cost me $5,000 I'm going to get my money's worth," he said, going on to do so in the "most Canadian way possible" — bringing out Mike Myers riding a snow plow while dressed as a Mountie, a beaver playing "Sweet Caroline" on a keyboard, and a moose getting a free colonoscopy "under Canada's fantastic single-payer health care system".
Clack, keyboards, in sweet surrender!
Wednesday's set had intimate songs with a keyboard ("Nowhere Near"), sweet guitar pop ("Beanbag Chair") and built-to-last rock songs ("Deeper Into Movies," "Upside Down").
