A loop of what sounds like a string orchestra, sliding upward through just one whole tone, runs nearly all the way through "Veil Scans"; around it are warped echoes and reflections, clouds of static, deep bass murmurs, distant voices, eerie keenings.
Crowe astounds with his technical skill — the organ-deep murmur of the West Virginian voice, the rubbing of palm against brow as if to wipe it clean of besmirching thought — and yet I felt almost embarrassed to see him return to the hassled complexity that he explored in "The Insider".
And there are deeper murmurs of change: Rickie Feather, Richard Baldwin and Dylan Thomas handbuild frames and bikes in workshops in, or near, the city, reviving traditions outsourced to overseas factories long ago.
Singing in a deep, smoky murmur punctuated by the errant Gypsy shout, she made every phrase feel ripe with sensuous intent.
Babies cried in the darkness, men's deep voices murmured, and a woman let out an occasional high laugh beside the lake.
And the singer, Attila Csihar, appearing halfway through the 90-minute set and staying through the end, did his extraordinary part in this ritual, singing in deep overtones, murmuring indistinctly and whispering like a dying man.
If a lot of what people are calling deep house exists mere murmur of it's former funky self, then thank goodness the techno scene is keeping things alive.
Make small murmurs (a deep, quietly whispered "Mmmm" works beautifully) and widen your smile to a grin at intervals, to show your girl that you're fully appreciating every interaction with her body.
The black ribbon of the reef was close and he could hear the low rumbling of the waves, and the murmur of the deep currents.
"The Silent Lover" by Walter Raleigh I Passions are likened best to floods and streams: The shallow murmur, but the deep are dumb; So, when affections yield discourse, it seems The bottom is but shallow whence they come.
She was semi-coherent, talking one second, murmuring in a deep voice the next.
