The phrase "dense sound" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a sound that is thick, heavy, or intense. Here's an example sentence: "The dense sound of thunder shook the entire house."
In addition, panpipe ensembles perform in interlocking style, creating a dense sound quality that is appreciated by native Andeans.
RJD2, a D.J. and producer, creates a less dense sound: his collage music is more measured but just as insistent.
On Monday, up on a high stool with his guitars, he generated a dense sound, playing hard-strummed drones in open tunings.
"Energy music," later called "noise," became an identifying label for high-energy, collective improvisations in which dense sound textures were created from furiously generated note sequences.
Take Dalek - who come from Newark, New Jersey: it's a very dense sound they produce, using a live band with guitars and drums; and their attitude is really punk and the lyrics really provocative.
Mr. Evans comes out of a bruising, hard-swinging East-Coast jazz mainstream that probably started with Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers during the 1950s and crystallized in the 1970s and '80s: the bright and dense sound of records from that period by John Hicks, McCoy Tyner and Bobby Watson.
The door gussets in the Limited Edition test car were rich suede over dense, sound-deadening panels.
This is when the dense, sound-deadening smog somehow absorbs the light from the invisible sun turning everything a surreal sepia colour," one Palangkaraya resident told the Guardian.
Consisting of Pryce and his partner – synth player and vocalist Lindsey Leven – they make a dense sound-explosion of psychedelic pop and motorik Krautrock, in keeping with most of the music put out on the ever-excellent Sonic Cathedral label.
The music rarely becomes dense; sounds are introduced carefully, repeated until familiar, and then phased out to make way for another sound, or a dropout where nothing but the bass line remains.
Both are neck-deep in 1990s aesthetics — for Earl Sweatshirt, it's the murky, syllabically dense sounds of that generation's independent hip-hop; for ASAP Ferg, it's the flash of the mid-1990s crossover moment, combined with the regional styles that were taking shape during that era.
