But "New Slaves" is an imposing-sounding album, full of deep echo, with weird juxtapositions of close and faraway sounds, of real tones and digitally altered ones.
On Balam Acab's début LP, "Wander/Wonder," Koone drenches narcotic beats in a deep, aquatic echo, and tops them with heavily distorted vocals that sound like gentle lullabies as sung by Alvin and the Chipmunks.
That label hangs imposingly over jazz, not just for its nearly 40 years of back catalog, but as one current ideal of contemplative improvised music: the deep echo and churchly silences of its records.
A deep blast echoed and unrolled, just as the tom seemed to know it had been fooled.
To address the problems, we propose a deep belief echo-state network (DBEN) for time series prediction.
A deep growl echoes through the forest as the tigers move to entrap my body.
Contemporary fears may find deep echoes in "The Oresteia" because it is, arguably, about civilization itself.
Here, then, is yet another modern economic morality tale, with deep echoes of what happened to the banks.
With its shivering strings, tambourine and deep, echoing bass drum groove, opener "Some Way Through This" is like trip-hop re-routed through dubstep territory, while closer "Face" opts for a more inyour- face techno thump.
But the music on "Vagarosa," full of spaced-apart dub grooves and small gestures with deep echoes, lays wide open, and Céu's band did it justice onstage.
