giveamanakick造句

• giveamanakick were the first act added to the label in 2003.
• The band's influences include B movies, computer games, Jape and Giveamanakick.
• In 2007, Giveamanakick toured Germany before beginning to record their follow-up album.
• She likes bands such as Adebisi Shank, Giveamanakick, Grand Pocket Orchestra and Jape.
• Giveamanakick performed regularly in Ireland, toured the United Kingdom with The Undertones and also performed in Germany during their existence.
• Giveamanakick were described as a " promising act " for 2008 by Eamon Sweeney of the " Irish Independent " in January of that year.
• Giveamanakick performed a nationwide tour following the release of " Welcome to the Cusp ", including a date at Indie-pendence in August 2008.
• In 2007 they were picked to play the 2FM 2MORO TOUR with The Flaws, Messiah J & The Expert and also another limerick band, Giveamanakick in Trinity Rooms, Limerick.
• The label was set up in the summer of 2003 with the release of " Is it OK to be loud, Jesus ? ", the debut album from local band giveamanakick.
• Ryan claimed that " Welcome to the Cusp " was the album which " most accurately represents what the Giveamanakick sound actually is " and described the songs as " possibly the most structurally challenging ones so far ".
• When Eamon Sweeney of the " Irish Independent " attended a show by The Presidents of the United States of America in May 2006, his review stated that they " were well and truly blown off the stage by the support band " who were Giveamanakick.
• Remaining in Limerick throughout the existence of Giveamanakick, the duo were declared " the best hard-rock band in the country " by rock critic Eamon Sweeney and received the approval of " Hot Press ", " No Disco " s Leagues O'Toole and Fight Like Apes.
• In October that year, rock critic Eamon Sweeney, bemoaning the lack of original Irish music that year, singled out Giveamanakick as " the best hard-rock band in the country " and said they " could teach all those Dublin chancers with stupid haircuts and no ideas a thing or two ".
• Prior to their Friday night performance at Electric Picnic in 2008, Tony Clayton-Lea, writing in " The Irish Times ", recommended festival-goers to see them, remarking that " despite keeping a profile lower than a Dachshund's belly, Giveamanakick have managed to keep things grooving along by virtue of their innate boisterousness and musical flash-bang-wallop ".