zircon lounge造句

• In July 2013, producer Fauxe released a remix of Zircon Lounge's " Strangers ".
• Despite not having a recording contract, Zircon Lounge played another one-week stint at The Rainbow in August 1984.
• Despite their short lifespan, "'Zircon Lounge "'is credited with sparking off the Singapore alternative music scene.
• Later in the year, Zircon Lounge played its last gig at the National University of Singapore's Yin & Yang Festival.
• Two Singapore rock bands of the 1970s and 1980s, Heritage and Zircon Lounge, showed tendencies to create music beyond conventional rock idioms.
• In May 1984, Zircon Lounge was dropped by their label as " Regal Vigor " had only sold about 1, 000 copies.
• To promote the album, Zircon Lounge played a one-week stint at The Rainbow on Cuscaden Road, alongside American funk band New Joy and Australian group Cut Glass.
• In 2009, Zircon Lounge's 1984 track " Guide These Hands " was included in " + 65 Underground ", a retrospective anthology of indie / underground rock in Singapore.
• In June 1985, Zircon Lounge contributed two tracks, " Guide These Hands " and " Lonely When Away From My Love ", to the WEA Records album " Class Acts ".
• Influenced by American new wave music, Iggy Pop, Jean Genet and Alan Vega, Zircon Lounge was inspired to shake up the Singaporean music scene, which in the 1980s mostly consisted of cover bands.
• "' Zircon Lounge "'was a Singaporean band formed in the early 1980s that achieved popularity with the release of their influential debut album, " Regal Vigor " ( 1983 ).
• Richard Lim as " the boldest venture ever in the history of local recording ", and Zircon Lounge as " the only local band who's got a firm grasp of what rock'n'roll is all about ".
• In March 1986, Zircon Lounge played the " Let's Rock " concert at the National Stadium with new members Chee Kee Chien ( second guitar ), Abdul Razak bin Mamat ( drums ) and Nasir bin Abdul Rashid ( bass ).
• The Observatory's " This Sad Song " from their debut album, " Time of Rebirth ", was collected in this three-CD compilation of Singapore indie rock, alongside tracks by Humpback Oak, The Oddfellows and Zircon Lounge.
• Sin was also the frontman of the band, Fairweather Friends, whose music appeared on various Pony Canyon compilations released in Singapore in the 1990s, including " Dazed and Confused ", and Transformer, whose members went on to form Zircon Lounge.
• Zircon Lounge was also billed as " Singapore's Most Exciting Group ", and their live shows were compared to the Velvet Underground's and called " the first time [ in Singapore ] that a band has gone out of its way to challenge the audience ".
• Later in the year, Ho announced on his website that Zircon Lounge's " Regal Vigor " album would be re-mastered for a re-issue in late 2013 with bonus tracks, with a new version of " Cold in Buriram " to be produced by Kiat of Syndicate.
• In May 1987, Zircon Lounge was captured live along with bands like Opposition Party on the cassette " No Surrender  Live at Anywhere ", released by BigO . In the same year, the band contributed the song " Cold in Buriram " to the compilation " Made in Singapore ".
• Recorded in Singapore and Norway during the height of the 2015 Southeast Asian haze crisis, " August is the Cruellest ", inspired by King Crimson, Soft Machine, Zircon Lounge and others, is described by the band as " a work of political noise, a punishing challenge to look inward and move forward . " The title track, inspired by T . S . Eliot's poem " The Waste Land ", was previously performed live at theatre company Drama Box's TODAY "'s Mayo Martin noted that " the music evokes anger, frustration, despair and destruction  but perhaps also the slightest trace of hope ".