A loping midtempo track about "the most beautiful girl in Hackney" with the kind of massive echo, a dubby bass-line and manipulated vocals that's come to define British blue-eyed rhythm & blues, Jamie XX's new single is heavy on the bottom-end and haunting throughout.
The killer's weapon of choice is a massive hook, echoing the urban myth told at the beginning.
The government's sweeping anti-terror legislation, seen as a political masterstroke when introduced, ultimately inspired a massive outcry that echoed from every establishment pulpit in the country.
When the film unspools across America over the next weeks, I predict a massive chorus of voices echoing his entreaties for more great teachers, less union influence, and school choice.
The four acts form the movements of a colossal symphony, dominated by a massive choral adagio, complete with echoes of Britten's War Requiem, for the scenes in the trenches, while a dessicated, eerie scherzo forms the basis of the hospital scene in which Harry and Teddy begin to confront the damage they have suffered.
Bullets sing and whistle and hum; so do bits of shell; rifles crack; some small guns and trench-mortars pop and thud; big shells burst with a massive explosion, and the voluminous echoes roll along the valleys, to fade nobly and without haste or consternation.
"Every visual effects movie takes a small step forward, but this as a massive leap forward," he says, echoing astronaut Neil Armstrong's words as he stepped onto the Moon's surface in 1969.
Light Trails and Echoes Form a Massive, Multisensory Canvas.
Price repeatedly points out to me the virtues of working outside a massive corporate environment, a sentiment echoed by the rest of the office.
This makes the voorwerp a sort of light echo but on a massive scale.
