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Doors banged somewhere; the elevated trains roared intermittently; a cat yowled miserably upon a back fence.

A I'm listening to an mix at the moment: YOWL, Marged, Ideals, Gwenno.

The full second wave announcement includes Amaroun, Chappaqua Wrestling, Dead!, Desperate Journalist, Dude York, Ecca Vandal, Emily Burns, Fizzy Blood, Fontaines D.C., Girlhood, Jack River, Nadia Nair, No Hot Ashes, Oscar Jerome, Pd Liddle, Rothwell, Sam Johnson, San Junipero, The Nectars, Vistas, Westerman and Yowl.

Fleur is partially deaf and when left alone for long periods she'll yowl for more love, so it's best that her new family is around to keep her company.

We will be ill with nerves again, we will yowl with joy, we will sing songs of unknown future captains.

As I sat there in my truck I could occasionally hear a dog barking, sometimes in a sharp yelp and once in a while with a loud yowl. All the canine noise sounded like the voices of a beagle or a basset chasing a rabbit or a bluetick or redbone hound trailing a raccoon.

The Californian retro-rocker is a tireless releaser of records, each mining a similar seam of 1960s and 1970s underground rock, all guitar fuzz, stomping drums and snotty Marc Bolan yowl.

Pieczonka and Yowl were well matched vocally, and their duet, which became increasingly physical as it progressed, was galvanizing.

AWE introduces m,e to Yowl as their joint Lesser for the summer.

(Seat-belt fasteners are all very well, but why don't planes come equipped with velcro mouth-fasteners, to be suitably applied at the first syllable of a neonatal yowl? Vijay Mallya should look into this, I think.

The dark, heavy timbre of mezzo Clare Bartram and the light, clear, almost child-like soprano of Pamela Davies were too much of a contrast for my taste, especially in the Agnus Dei, and an otherwise decent performance by Miss Davies ended, in the final Requiem , with a feline yowl the best part of a semitone sharp.

Moments later I hear an unmistakable mewing yowl. Almost instantly a second spotted kitten bails from its unseen perch beneath my stand and tears away in a leaf-rustling rush, quickly vanishing into the surrounding brush.