Sentence examples for wave bands from inspiring English sources

The 2012 lineup features other first wave bands such as Buzzcocks, Slaughter and the Dogs and Penetration, alongside US punk heroes Social Distortion and Rancid.

"I never saw any difference between what my friends in the New Wave bands were doing and what we [the young writers] did".

In the late 70s, bigger new wave bands such as Buzzcocks and Blondie started playing the Apollo, which, to be honest, took some time for me to love as a music venue.

"Will you turn that stuff off?" Cahal's father shouted from under the car he was working on, and Cahal searched the wave bands until he found music of his father's time.

It's melodic and accessible guitar and piano-based pop, with some use of electronics, that belies the Swedish boys' backgrounds as DJs and in punk, electro and new wave bands.

The forces that drove the punks and new wave bands that followed them were similar to those that motivated the Thatcherite ideologues - a profound desire for consensus-breaking transformation.

Then came the new-wave bands such as the Soft Boys who feverishly appropriated the Madcap's surreal take on the modern pop-song aesthetic.

Not that there are any profits at all at the moment – which completely belies the resentment in some quarters that these new-wave bands are "having it easy, and don't deserve all the exposure they're getting".

"People are still communicating with each other across the country on the short-wave bands".

These calibration algorithms are the key to obtaining superior RF performance, especially for frequency synthesizers operating in mm-wave bands.

To observe the long-wave bands in PL, we prepared films containing blends of zinc complex and hole-transporting material.