“Believing that all sound is potential music, he was somewhat of an iconoclast and occasionally a parodist.”

“Back then, I was into Bukowski the iconoclast, the rebel with that irreverent humour.”

“Although the family returned to England in 1933, Spike retained the sensibility of an outsider, an iconoclast and a rebel.”

“Paradoxically, the film-making movement which seemed to stand for iconoclasm and freedom became one of the most codified and puritanical.”

“His iconoclasm is further reflected in his home-schooling of his daughter Samira.”

“Despite the come-and-have-a-go iconoclasm of his album's title, MacInnes, 25, is softly spoken, charming and shy.”

“They're not iconoclasts or anti-popstars to an American audience, but the pop heroes you really wish you could be.”

“That being said, it is sad to see these iconic iconoclasts exhibiting less than their expected quotient of surreal mayhem.”

“More and more, African-American iconoclasts reject victimology and embrace American possibility.”