It has light surfaces and deep rhythm-pockets with whispers of disco.
This was collective and aggressive improvising, but there were places for individual solos, and when the musicians felt like it, deep rhythm-section swing.
The care and transport of the animals has its own deep rhythms too.
Deep rhythms yo I can hear them!
To begin making music, you connect various dots on a circle which can be modified by tapping and dragging, and enhanced with various algorithms (Euclidean and Deep rhythms)—letting a sense of discovery lead the composition as you explore symmetries and connections between shapes and rhythms.
Recorded, we're told, in London between April and July, the piano-based tune sounds more like a tossed-off remnant from the outfit's early days, before it began experimenting with deep rhythms and vivid textures on "Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends" in 2008.
Aside from Mr. Konitz and Mr. Potter, who had scheduling conflicts, everyone just named will appear in Friday's concert, as will Mr. Grenadier, Mr. Kikuchi and Mr. Cheek — and the singer Petra Haden, who appears on Motian's final album, "The Windmills of Your Mind" (Winter & Winter) and whose father, the bassist Charlie Haden, had possibly the deepest rhythm partnership with him.
Yet it's an eloquence that remains close to the surface, embodied in the decorative manner of her dancing rather than in the deeper rhythms of a dramatic interpretation.
Your party is no longer constrained by walls and appliances; no it is now connected to nature's deeper rhythms of madness and fertility.
Generations later, his heirs will plug into the same power grid in support of "Reflektor," the band's richly textured, percussive 2013 collection that explores deeper rhythms, many influenced by co-founder (and Win Butler's wife) Régine Chassagne's Haitian heritage.
