Sentence examples for the record features from inspiring English sources

The record features two 12-minute tracks by the former band, remixed by dubstep's prime mover.

As usual, the record features eager drumming from their ultimate fan, the Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl, and enough ribald rhymes to make a "South Park" writer blush.

For starters, the record features several high-profile guests, including Willie Nelson, Lucinda Williams, and Calexico, whose Joey Burns produced Lee's record and lends it a consistent (and consistently interesting) sound.

The record features an impressive lineup of mainstream and left-of-centre collaborators, including Lil Wayne, Q-Tip, Dev Hynes, Tweet, Kelly Rowland, The-Dream, Sampha, Moses Sumney, BJ the Chicago Kid, Kelela and Sean Nicholas Savage.

The record features vocal and guitar styles similar to those found on "Rome," and the album leans more toward the ache of country than to the lullaby comfort of "Come Away with Me".

It's a symbolic stripping down for action in a contest that, for the record, features no visible nudity, although at least three of the performers here get about as naked as they can in all but the literal sense.

The record featured soloists whose sound was unfamiliar to my ear but joyfully distinctive and decidedly avant-garde.

"Marie and Bruce" does not, for the record, feature nudity, bloodletting or any acts of physical violence.

Recordings made with the phone can be saved in MP3 and other formats, although the record feature currently works only with a PC using Windows XP or higher.

As we've come to expect from the pair, the record featured epic production combined with 'braggadocio' lyrics about money, success and fame.

It's been downloaded over 125,000 times, of which 60,000 have been since the Record feature was added.