Sentence examples for technical album from inspiring English sources

On its fourth, highly technical album, 1000 Thoughts of Violence, the band plunged into ultra-progressive experiments, The album was noted for switching between raging intensity and more mellow passages, such as the song "Violent Society", which even included a hip-hop passage.

From a technical standpoint the album is a reversion to a concept seen in Jarre's Oxygène/Équinoxe period, where a grandiose overture precedes more rhythmic sections.

While more technical than their debut album, Iowa is considered to be the band's heaviest and darkest.

The documentary features interviews with Quincy Jones, Mark Ronson, John Legend and others who break down the technical feats behind the album's astonishing success -- including four top 10 singles and the No. 1 hit "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough". Lee also interviews a few people outside the music business who speak to Jackson's work ethic, including Kobe Bryant.

"Luxas and I have been friends since we were 14, I always wanted him to make an album because his technical and musical skills are badass he can produce anything he wants!" Gramatik tells THUMP. .

The album experienced several technical and financial problems during its recording sessions, including errors in the mastering process, and the band were dissatisfied with its outcome; although upon its release, Ecstasy received moderate critical acclaim and peaked at number 12 on the UK Independent Albums Chart.

MTV also recognized the band as an influential metal act, highlighting the technical aspect of the early albums.

Divas use the opportunity to show off the sort of technical carolling that a secular pop album could not bear.

(Chinen) ★ Colin Stetson (Wednesday) Mr. Stetson, a saxophonist of sprawling technical command, has a striking new album, "New History Warfare Vol. 3: To See More Light" (Constellation), that flaunts his knack for a roguish but approachable experimentalism.

In a contemporary review, Tim Holmes of Rolling Stone asserted that the band had redefined heavy metal with the technical skill and subtlety on the album, which he described as "the sound of global paranoia".

Their emotional impact and technical expertise just kept getting better and better from album to album.