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.
Glyn had a stamp he put on his records which is a deep echo that is really smooth like ice cream".
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.
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.
But the electric-jazz albums he helped Davis create — especially "Bitches Brew," which remains one of the best-selling albums by a jazz artist — have deeper echoes in almost 40 years of experimental pop, like work by Can, Brian Eno and Radiohead.
He writes songs of sketchy morality draped in weird sounds — guitar solos like water drips, deep-echo vocal choruses — but centered in folk-song structures, like a cross between Edward Lear's cautionary tales and "Another Side of Bob Dylan".
But in the middle the key, form and sound change: the morose vocals drop out, and a string group arranged by Eyvind Kang produces gorgeous, consonant, deep-echo long tones over piano notes played so lightly that they seem half-erased.
The diagnosis of fatty liver was made based on the following criteria [ 30, 31]: a diffuse hyperechoic echotexture, hepatorenal echo contrast in reference to the cortex of the right kidney, and vascular blurring and deep-echo attenuation.
