And just listen to that jangly music: this is basically Pixar!
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For one thing, the group's jangly songs weren't very hardcore sounding.
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Adams, eighty-nine, is still tapping out jangly columns almost daily.
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His muscles still bulge impressively, but like jangly ropes beneath loosening skin.
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Think: bead-heavy, brightly colored, and as jangly as a wind chime.
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Wolfmother have been touring their jangly guitar music for almost 10 years.
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Ultimately they're doing emo but with the jangly guitar of The 1975.
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There's a jangly-ness at the back of people's minds at the moment.
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The jangly "Give It Some Time" is an ode to the work week.
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The show has a jangly, aggressive rhythm, with jumpy visuals and quick editing.
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Eating it is like hearing a folk song after years of jangly pop.
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Divorce returned for its second season on January 14 with a jangly new attitude.
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Each song is short, spunky, and violently catchy, with jangly guitars and Edwards's punchy voice.
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It also has a light on the front the flickers along to its jangly sounds.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The world is a pretty jangly and disturbing place these days.
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"Questioningly" was a forlorn, jangly ballad, and "Don't Come Close" replaced cranked amps with ringing guitar licks.
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By comparison, a rye manhattan is jangly and nervous, showing that whiskey's characteristic dry, spicy, grassy flavors.
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I started to feel that jangly feeling, like someone was shaking a set of keys in my brain.
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No one can resist the jangly siren call of the ice cream man on a hot summer's afternoon.
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This teaser, like the Jangly Man, may also put a new spin on an old Scary Stories tale.
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I worry that it will be a long time before we can talk across our jangly, angry chasms.
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Director Gillo Pontecorvo cast mostly nonprofessional actors in the film, which helped codify the jangly aesthetic of handheld cinematography.
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It was another jangly A.O.C. media stunt that irritated some of her colleagues but fired up the meme factory.
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All of the Veritas operatives' faces are blurred, but you can see his date's jangly bracelets and long blond hair.
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Dailor sounds comfortable brooding on the jangly, slightly electronic verses and calling to the nosebleeds on the arena-sized choruses.
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"Raw," Julia Ducournau's jangly opera of sexual and dietary awakening, is an exceptionally classy-looking movie about deeply horrifying behavior.
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If I showed you any song off Murmur , their first album, I think you'd get more jangly and driven rock songs.
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It's a jangly quality, and it's a dry quality; the opera takes place in a drought landscape in the American Midwest.
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All of the adjectives in my head, jangly, afro-pop, clever, and a couple others all made a lot of sense.
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He was Matthew Caws, a New Yorker with a jangly rock band, Nada Surf, who was navigating the vertiginous trajectory of fame.
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"Kills To Be Resistant," for instance, is a jangly crush-inspired anthem: "When I'm alone, I stare at your picture," she sings.
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We bought our kitten shortly after the burglary, presenting it to our child with a jangly collar and promise of distant grief.
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Still, it shares that ordinary-people-confront-cosmic-identity setup, and Mr. Ritter's jangly, sensitive appeal is its own form of godliness.
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Vocalist Malcolm Eden was an outspoken communist who used the band's jangly pop as a platform for his anti-Thatcher, anti-capitalist grievances.
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Watch as he checks out the jangly toys before him and gets into a little hissy fit over being treated like a baby.
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His biggest hit was "Grazing in the Grass," a peppy instrumental from 1968 with a twirling trumpet hook and a jangly cowbell rhythm.
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The song: a sugary country-pop tune with a jangly violin that Swift wrote about a boy for her ninth-grade talent show.
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The movie waves all sorts of jangly keys at you, but this is as basic and hoary a story as Batman has ever helmed.
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I throw an "audio filter" on and suddenly the band's guitars sound jangly, and the music has a bit of an edge to it.
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Mendes is at his best when he's jangly and punchy, but this song is too tightly wrapped, too pristine, for him to triumph over.
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With only so many hints to go on, let's suss out who that jangly cape could belong to before the next episode hits Disney+.
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The two prison escapees are a kind of taciturn Charles Bronson-movie character named Vincent and a jangly, nervous Pacino-like character in Leo.
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Her band inhabits a clear, warm sound that hinges on the intersection of guitar strumming and guitar plucking, jangly little riffs adorning a woodier base.
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Ms. Radner played eccentric characters with raucous abandon and jangly big-kid physicality, but she also projected a vulnerability that made you care for them.
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I'd arrived by train and cab from New York, my nerves a little jangly, my head buzzing, fretting about being late, compulsively checking my phone.
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For the Jangly Man, the character made up of different limbs and body parts, each segment of the creature would, therefore, have different levels of rot.
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Less dense than Wild Nothing and more neo-new wave than Real Estate, Day Wave fits snugly in between heavy dream pop and jangly indie rock.
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I admit that the nonbinary use of "they" to refer to a specific person — "Alex likes their burger with mustard" — still sounds jangly to my ears.
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Her shapes intersect at awkward angles but often stop short of touching, exposing slivers and interstices of bare canvas that create a jangly autonomy of parts.
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Still, Movement cuts like the starry-eyed, jangly "Dreams Never End" hint towards a band with a growing sense of rhythm that would inform their future anthems.
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The disfigured Jangly Man and the bulbous Pale Lady look as if they've been simply lifted from the '80s children's books and dropped onto the big screen.
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In 1982, they produced the movie "Night Shift" with Henry Winkler and Michael Keaton about a proper, introverted guy who teams up with a jangly, extroverted guy.
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Her band, a clunky, jangly electric addendum to her strummed acoustic guitar, establishes a similarly mellow, unobtrusive coffeehouse-folk sound, designed to draw attention to her lyrics.
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But this resourceful artist is in a zone of her own, tapping into the jangly hedonism of fashion without a whiff of its self-importance and insularity.
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As far as Marr knows, I'm a disinterested journalist who thinks "How Soon Is Now" is pretty cool but never really got into the whole jangly guitar thing.
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In the beginning, they were one of many London-based indie pop bands, but frontman Malcolm Eden's revolutionary politics largely what set them apart from their jangly peers.
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It's hard to miss Russell's standout turn on "More Real," a jangly, thrusting four-to-the-floor number underpinned by his characteristically plaintive vocals and and wistful lyricism.
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Still, these raw, jangly songs caught the ear of Chad Heimann, talent agent for Salty Artist Management, who decided to bring her onto his roster that included Mitski.
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By contrast, the version reviewed here was recorded with a 12-piece orchestra that beefs up Olsen's jangly folk-rock sound and inserts fruity textural filigrees wherever possible.
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"A Pearl," her most miserable ode to keeping secrets, starts out fresh and jangly before static starts to crackle and the song erupts into a scrappy noise explosion.
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My favs of late are the Way Huge Green Rhino and the Lovepedal Kalamazoo which both are incredible for Alt Country, pop, and even some serious jangly riffage.
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There you are, watching a nice, long YouTube video, when an ad — usually with a stock soundtrack of a jangly ukulele and a glockenspiel — annoyingly rams itself somewhere midway.
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At one point between songs, Rosenstock's guitarist, Mike, jokingly starts the jangly intro to the Mighty Mighty Bosstones' "The Impression That I Get" before Rosenstock shames him for stopping.
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While most of the monsters in the movie are straight from the specific stories in the books, the Jangly Man is actually a new character inspired by multiple creatures.
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But heads on both sides did snap to attention whenever that unholy, jangly, self-impeaching peal, so inescapable in the last three years, rang out in the hallowed chamber.
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Dufferin Starship, which is a name inspired by the insufferably Dufferin St. bus, have made a jangly pop-rock EP called Not In Service, which captures the breeziness of BTZ.
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By the end, once the jangly backup has reached peak intensity and he's wailing his lungs out, somehow he's turned it all into an utterly gorgeous and affecting vocal performance anyway.
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Rather than capturing particular landscapes or surreal images, as Moore has done in the past, these pieces aim to sound like a clangy, jangly indie-rock band improvising in the studio.
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His somber debut EP Harmless Melodies, released in November 2016, gained love from kids on the internet; the jangly and ruminating full length follow-up, Is Everything Okay in Your World?
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Somewhere in the distance, Harry Nilsson's jangly "Gotta Get Up" starts playing, and we hear a cacophony of muddled voices, a sign that merriment is taking place right outside the bathroom.
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Puddle Splasher, the New Jersey duo of Andy Altadonna and Dante Fotino, make just that sort of music: jangly, lackadaisical rock with the disjointed pop instincts of Tigers Jaw or Piebald.
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American Boyfriend's main trick—fusing post-Odd Future angst-rap with jangly, earnest indie rock—is such a logical connection that it's a wonder so few have managed to nail it previously.
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From that Squarespace ad, to the endless suggestions of "have you heard of Reply All," to the jangly banjo music that opens up a program — you've likely come across these at some point.
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If you need something to relax with (and take your jangly nerves and make them jingle), a stiff drink is like a mini upgrade for less than the cost of your checked bag.
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You can actually snag the exact, faux coin-laden, very jangly-looking necklace from 21HM that the model is wearing on the Swim Issue cover for just only $60, if you're so inclined.
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With the George Harrison song, it was kind of caught up in the eighties production trends, but we kind of heard a jangly pop song in it, so we produced it like that.
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Adaptability is key to this project, as the broadness of Petty's style subsumed with equal elegance the raw, snarling Damn the Torpedoes (1979), the polished, jangly Full Moon Fever (1989), and further modes.
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The paintings' jangly details and conceptual tensions — between utopia and dystopia, nature and culture, photography and painting, reality and fantasy — suffuse them with ambiguity, a sense that something's not quite right in paradise.
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What pushed his novels further — what made them more than jangly carnivals of Southern grotesquerie — was how in touch Mr. Crews was with shame and resilience and life lived on the margins of society.
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Narrator: Another creature actor, Troy James, who played the Jangly Man, brought a new level of physicality that required more attention because of the amount of bending and twisting the character had to do.
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I was enveloped in a blanket of feedback, made to feel comfortable as a jangly melody was etched out in reverberated splendor before being smashed and violated by snarled vocals, pounding drums and angular guitar.
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With its jangly keyboard and muted, thudding percussion, it reminds me of another track: "The Screams of Passion" by The Family, an '80s band formed out of the ashes of Morris Day and the Time.
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I think that's a perfect segue — when we get back — into this book, because you were talking about what has happened to love in this jangly ... post ... I think of it as post-digital euphoria.
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The song's lovely bass line, jangly guitar, and an orchestra are all magically mixed into one of the greatest compositions of all time that on a good set of headphones doesn't need any help from software.
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We are in an era of high female achievement, from the jangly and verbose work of Courtney Barnett to the devastating confessions of Katie Crutchfield's Waxahatchee and the lo-fi disillusionment of Lindsey Jordan's Snail Mail.
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According to composer Anna Drubich, "Harold" centers around guitar and banjo, "The Big Toe" is mostly brass, "The Red Spot" involves string instruments, "The Pale Lady" has woodwinds, and "The Jangly Man" is heavy on percussion.
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" Her decidedly heavy subject matter, combined with this poppy-but-substantial songwriting progression, is an exhilarating mix on tracks like the jangly, atmospheric "Heaven," with its borderline funky riff, or the woozy sway of "Midwestern Guys.
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Twenty minutes later he appeared at my door in painting overalls and rain boots, carrying traps, gloves, a bucket and some jangly homemade contraption that kept undulating out of his backpack even as he stood still.
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When he did release a solo album, 2014's True That, it was an excellent but humble affair: a lo-fi set of bedroom folk, jangly psych-pop, and pretty piano instrumentals quietly released via Bandcamp.
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There are no swarming crowds in the mornings as there are in Kentucky before the Derby, no jangly nerves haunting the owners and trainers about whether their horses will live up to the expectations of America's greatest race.
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The record clocks in at 35 minutes—only a few minutes longer than their first two jangly, hype-making EPs, The French Press and Talk Tight—but its a step up from both of those lyrically and melodically.
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Instrumentally, Emily's D+Evolution rides a rich, organic jazz groove unlike any other; defined by Spalding's bass and Matthew Stevens's jangly, dissonant guitar, it's always shifting, crunching, changing angles, refracting shades of kaleidoscopic light through different colors, shapes, dimensions.
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Petty and the Heartbreakers spent 403 touring with Bob Dylan, who, though at that time long out of his period of country-tinged, jangly folk-rock that was his clearest link to Petty's sound, was a clear influence on Petty.
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And then there's "Hangover Square," a jangly New Romantic jam whose lyrics were inspired by a 17th century poem, penned by one Sir John Suckling, that Frankel found in the preface of a book in their apartment by the same title.
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Twee but with substance and backbone, Izzy True's sound layers comforting melodic structures with jangly guitar that is just as at home on the present day indie rock spectrum as it would have been in the 90s on Merge Records.
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In addition to Jason the Cad, there are other pseudonymous characters: a mean-girl staffer whose array of jangly bracelets and acid tongue earn her the nickname Rattler; Teddy, the bear-hugging mensch of an advance guy; and the obligatory posse.
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Noland takes risks with his colors, employing particularly intense primary/secondary combinations, for example, the unlovely mustard and lavender complementaries in "Mysteries: Golden Glow," or raising the chromatic stakes with jangly fluorescent-looking primaries in "Mysteries Costa del Sol" (both 2001).
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She shines only at her lushest: "Oh, What a World" aches as it layers on the vocoder, and "Lonely Weekend," an amalgamation of multiple jangly, glossy, silky guitar sounds, soars gorgeously, especially when the glazed keyboard noodling lifts the song at the end.
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Country music is an ever-evolving aural history of the tensions inherent in negotiating American identity--between the high lonesome fiddle and jangly peels of banjo, between the sins of Saturday night and Sunday morning salvation, between the real and imagined America.
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But your friends all seem to have unaccountable piles of girl lying around, and you cannot in good conscience refuse hospitality, so you inhale line after line, even if it makes you kind of jangly and causes every cigarette to burn up in three seconds.
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This batch of jangly riffs, her crispest and sharpest, would sound dandy if played over conventional rock backing, but electronically treated they fascinate — for the overwhelming immediacy of their aural crunch and swirl as much as for what the blend means in the abstract.
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Thus contained, the painting is something like the front man in a loud band who, through a jangly, sweaty, but carefully crafted performance, doesn't venture beyond his mark on center stage, keeping his distance from the theater's "fourth wall" — more Buzzcocks than Iggy Pop.
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These were some of the highlights from this year's installment: In an environment that involves watching lots of bands for days on end, there's a limit to how much jangly garage rock a person can take, or at least approach with any kind of excitement.
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And in case that wasn't enough accessorizing for one dress, Kidman doubled down on the OTT details with a set of sheer cold-shoulder Juliet sleeves that end in a thick layer of metal fringe that's got to be more jangly than a ring of janitor's keys.
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The New Paltz, NY-based duo take inspiration more from jangly and infectious indie pop, making efficient and clever pop songs on their debut 21984 album Swear I'm Good At This that's miles apart from the Daniel Lanois and Brian Eno-produced bombast of The Joshua Tree.
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"Money money, money, money, money …" ad infinitum: Donna McKechnie opened her show "A Visit With Kander and Ebb" on Wednesday evening at Feinstein's/54 Below with the jangly "Money Song" from "Cabaret," setting the tone for an enlightening survey of that formidable Broadway team's songwriting output.
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If you like the jangly sprawl of the British "Shameless" but want something less bleak, or if you like the straightforward narrative of the teen show "Degrassi" but want something more adult, try this British series about the staff and students at a working-class high school.
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We caught up with Walters after a recent New Regime gig at Playstation Theater in New York City's Times Square, and asked for his guitar gear recommendations that—like him—could cover all the bases: from crushing big riffs and noisy feedback, to cleaner, jangly vibes.
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For the series' main musical theme, de Lestrade did not pick a jangly jazz or crunchy rock anthem (unlike The Jinx, Andrew Jarecki's blockbuster HBO docuseries from 2015, which went with the rock band The Eels growling out the words "I need fresh blood" for its main credits).
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" At the same time, jangly reflections of classic 60s rock like Bob Dylan—who, with his bushy hair, Gallo can't help but evoke a bit, even before you factor in the tongue-in-cheek lyrics—and The Beatles well up, as on the bouncy kiss-off "Can't Stand You.
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With a refrain that goes "I still hate my body / But I'm learning to love what it can do," and a buoyant, jangly guitar line, the track is, like much of the band's catalogue, a place where tough stuff is laid out and discussed honestly, but brightly too.
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She pities arrogant anons over jangly verses one minute ("I'm real sorry / 'Bout whatever happened to you"), and brutalizing them with a slacker grunge chorus borrowed from Margaret Atwood the next ("Men are scared that women will laugh at them / Women are scared that men will kill them").
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On the three albums they released between 2008 and 2011, Vivian Girls brought an edgy punk ethos to the soft, jangly sounds of 1960s-inspired pop, charting a path for dozens of bands that cropped up in their native Brooklyn D.I.Y. scene — and beyond — over the past decade.
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"I don't wanna be 16 / When I was 16 I was so fragile and so lonely / Insecure," Fauness sings, her voice syrupy sweet and lilting, cushioned between jangly, grunge-pop guitar riffs, sounding like something Letters to Cleo or Hoku might have released in the late 90s or early 2000s.
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Some of the spoken-word-over-ambient-music tracks, like Susie Green's, have a jangly and twangy guitar sound and staccato rhythmic flair I associate with the non-conformist 1980s recordings of Laurie Anderson and the Talking Heads by way of Jon Hassell and Brian Eno's landmark recording Fourth World, Vol.
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The singer Alexis Krauss, who once fronted a teen girl group, and her partner Derek Miller, a former hardcore guitarist, smashed together sounds sourced from disparate genres, producing unexpected pairings like jangly Funkadelic samples with sing-songy vocals ("Rill Rill") and distorted, punk-inflected guitar with cheerleader chants ("Infinity Guitars").
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Calling upon the chilled guitar vibes of bands such as Galaxie 500, the Grateful Dead and The Feelies, not to mention just about every jangly band on the Flying Nun roster, straightaway Real Estate found their devoted fan base with singles on Underwater Peoples and a self-titled debut LP on Woodsist.
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In "Changes," McCoy's jangly guitar part and Williams' hollered refrain of "In this same old town / I saw your face / You seemed so sad / I felt the same" certainly bring some Promise Ring vibes, but there's also an electronic chug native to new wave which makes this song tough to pin down.
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There are moments, such as the second half Wednesday night against the Nets, when the Knicks play tough defense, and Brandon Jennings, their jangly, whip-quick point guard, jukes and dives and dishes and Porzingis nails 3-pointers from a couple of steps inside the half-court line, and I think this works.
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And I know and you know from your own behavior that the longer you spend on your device scrolling through, yes, you can get better informed and it certainly allows you to stay on top of what's happening right now in the moment, but it can also leave you feeling listless and jangly and edgy.
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The six-piece have also just put out a new song, "Margate," in time for this second wave of warmth in the UK. The track, soaked as always in the band's jangly guitars and singer Alex Rice's ridiculously expressive voice, is an homage to the seaside town that's had a bit of a weird relevance revival in recent years.
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In their case though, Nicolas leans heavily on the jangly, borderline-out-of-tune guitar sound favoured by acts like Gus Dapperton in the US, and Rex Orange County in the UK. Like Clairo, Boy Pablo sonically look backwards – Nicolas got bang into 60s pop on YouTube while starting to write his own stuff – while pushing ahead too.
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Listen to the full New Music To Know in 2020 playlist on Spotify: San Mei "Cry" By now you should know I love a good jangly guitar and San Mei delivers at the top of this song with some chords that take me back a few decades to an era of indie rock that is hopefully having a revival soon!
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From the jangly rush of Adam F's oddly-Christmassy "Circles" through to the hummingbird breeze of "Bambaata" by Shy FX, via Marcus Intalex's wine bar reverie "How You Make Me Feel" and the balmy and blissful fug of "Heat" by Wax Doctor, I was discovering gem after gem, delighted to live in an age where one track leads to a seven hour binge.
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Alongside current-gen artists like Father John Misty's Josh Tillman, Toro Y Moi's Chaz Bundick (whose "If I Was a Folkstar" is a jangly, understated highlight on the album), and Danny Brown, many of Wildflower's contributors are still-active relics of earlier musical eras (Biz Markie, Camp Lo, Mercury Rev's Jonathan Donahue) or nostalgic fabulists in their own right (Royal Trux's Jennifer Herrema, Ariel Pink).
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I can be in the biscuit aisle of Budgens or walking through the foyer of my local GUM clinic and, if this Magic FM classic comes on, Neil Finn's jangly guitar will instantly suck me back to holding my hand out of an open window, zooming across Bodmin Moor, my Adidas cap catching the breeze like a cardboard sail, the tuna baked potato eaten at Exeter services washing around my intestine like marbles.
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Two prominent bands of the genre, Death Cab For Cutie and Teenage Fanclub, were born a decade apart: Teenage Fanclub were the Scottish darlings of the early 90s' jangly indie boom, while Death Cab rode the slipstream of the 00s' first indie "revival" to arenas and iconic guest spots on The OC. Look, if you didn't at some point shout-sing along to either at an 413s indie night idk what you were up to.
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Though Yo La Tengo have gone through over a dozen bassists, several ups-and-downs, sonic experiments, and over three decades together as a band, there's still a line connecting their 22009 debut Ride The Tiger opener "The Cone of Silence" to "For You Too," their driving recent single off There's A Riot Going On. While Kaplan's considerably a much stronger songwriter and a much more confident guitar player, both songs combine memorable melodies with knotty and jangly riffs.
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