Sentence examples for bells records from inspiring English sources
Ms. Mori's contributions -- sounds that never had real-world referents but could approach bouncing marbles, crinkling paper, brushed bells, records run backwards -- were loud, constantly changing and furtively initiated.
The Loudest Engine features a sound adapted to the genres of folk and rock, more so than the previous two Howling Bells records.
Composer and artist Martin A. Smith has reimagined Moorgate by mixing recordings the Northern line with the sound of cigales and church bells recorded in forests in Provence.
But experience, and some vocals joining the drums in Sleigh Bells' recorded tracks, have pumped up the band's stage presence.
Mike Oldfield arrived at the Manor in 1972 to start work on Tubular Bells, recorded in bursts fitted in between established bands.
Among their productions were sonic spectaculars like a 1954 recording of Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture" by Dorati and the Minneapolis Symphony, with bells recorded at Yale University and a cannon recorded at West Point, and a 1958 remake, with different bells and cannon.
In November 2013, Howling Bells recorded Heartstrings at Assault & Battery Studios, in London.
From the cracking sounds of the shifting sea, to the noise of ships barreling through the broken ice, to the twelve minutes of chiming bells recorded at the Naval Cathedral of Saint Nichols, the album acts as an aural portrait of Kronstadt with a few minimal musical elements woven in.
This installation and performance includes a unique composition of bells (both recorded and live) and lighting modulated in real time by data from the UC Berkeley seismometer inside the Hayward Fault.
In Scene 2, the two of you stroll along the High Line to Scene 3, Stephen Vitiello's "Bell for Every Minute," a sound installation (running until June) in which you are serenaded by bells he recorded all over New York.
In September 2010, Howling Bells started recording The Loudest Engine at the Killers-owned Battle Born Studios in Las Vegas.
