Sentence examples for vibrant pop from inspiring English sources
Once an amiable, niche jam-band bohemian paradise, the Bonnaroo festival has swelled into one of the country's most vibrant pop culture experiences.
Contrast the momentum of that scene with the chronic sales depression of the rest of the music business, and Christian music looks like a vibrant pop subculture.
With one foot in Modernist cool and the other in vibrant Pop Art, Jonas Wood gives breathing room to densely patterned paintings of domestic interiors that celebrate the logic of incongruity.
Score: 4/5 Why you should listen: The Liverpudlian trio's second album is another serving of off-kilter and vibrant pop, this time presented with less of a pastoral feel.
Any fear she might fail the test of offering the groups of teens an adequate alternative to second stage headliners Mogwai, who've attracted a crowd that appears to be the parents, is dispelled: not everything she does is great, but it's a vibrant pop show, and she adds a welcome dollop of personality.
But unlike the UK's vibrant pop and dance scenes, the kind of homegrown guitar music that sells – Bombay Bicycle Club, the 1975, Bastille et al – seems to reflect the vibrancy of modern Britain far less than Blur, Oasis or Pulp ever did.
With its poetically inflected dialogue and dreamy special effects, Angels is a vibrant, pop-political melodrama for any age.
With its poetically inflected dialogue and dreamy special effects, "Angels" is a vibrant, pop-political melodrama for any age.
Hopewell Workshop Watercolor Quilt The summer version of winter's pom pom throw: A cheery cotton quilt with vibrant pops of color that will liven up her living room-or next picnic.
In the biggest, most engaging picture, the 6-by-7 1/2-foot "No Longer There," fat, wormlike shapes in black, white, red, yellow and green wriggle all over with a manic, comical energy and a vibrant graphic pop.
But before blues was marketed as roots or folk music, it was a vibrant black pop style, and its original audience had very different standards from those of most modern-day fans.
