Sentence examples for underground side from inspiring English sources

Where Centre d'Art painters like Andre Pierre (circa 1915-2005) and Hector Hyppolite (1894-1948), werewere both voodoo priests, emphasized the religion's more benign aspects with images of regal deities in bosky settings, the Atis Rezistans group tunnels into its dark, dystopian, underground side.

We benefitted from it because it's a super underground side of Puerto Rico that not many people know about.

Even die-hard grime artists—still firmly located on the underground side of things feel the mainstream look is a good thing.

Knight was another torchbearer for a staggering number of electronic music fans to discover a more underground side of things many years ago.

We are trying to showcase the underground side of all of this, and really present the sound of Los Angeles, to a large degree, and the sound of the West Coast". .

Russell has a great relationship with the Potato Head team, and their trust in her manifests in a fantastic array of bookings, especially on the more underground side of the spectrum.

Enemies from Super Mario Bros. such as Goombas also appear in underground side-scrolling sections; Link may land on top of them much as with Super Mario Bros., or he can attack them in the usual way: both methods yield different bonuses.

DJVT are pleasing kids and adults alike on the big stage while staying firmly grounded in the Amsterdam underground scene with side projects such as Le Le (Faberyayo's pan-European electro outfit with producer Rimer London and graphic artist Piet Parra) and punk-electro group Coevurduh!

Construction is underway to build a luxury resort delving 100 meters underground on the side of an abandoned quarry at the foot of Tianmashan Mountain, Smart Planet reports.

Plenty of correspondents are willing to report to us from places where we don't dare to tread: an underground, a dark side, a secret.* But what is more terrifying is that it is all within our reach.

The resulting list is a nice summary of some of the bigger songs of the now (and Lionel Richie), but it turns a gaping blind eye to the underground or experimental side of music, one of the areas where innovation has always historically taken seed.