One song turns into an avant-garde experiment with Miller's party trick: using two mobile phones to create an electronic storm of controlled feedback and uncontrolled bleeping.
This lost 2001 gem offers a stuttering, hesitant guitar loop; digitised gospel choirs; then, nearly two minutes in, an ecstatic house explosion; then, at the heart of the electronic storm, Spears blissfully losing herself.
He is launched on a mission that involves traveling through an electronic storm.
Cast your ears back to the mid 2000s and be buffeted by the neon clad, indie electronic storm that was Klaxons, Justice, New Young Pony Club, CSS and... Late of the Pier.
Between the piano piece and the live-electronic storm, the later "Tierkreis" could offer little.
He pointed out that "because we now have a sophisticated infrastructure of satellites, powergrids and all sorts of electronic systems, a storm of this magnitude today would be catastrophic.
The Nymex was closed yesterday because of the storm, but electronic trading continued.
Mr. Reyburn said that when he developed CyberTuner, he had not intended to help kick up a storm over electronic tuning.
As Marie went to her fate, and as the bleachers receded to their original position, a storm of electronic noise engulfed the audience, emanating both from loudspeakers hanging overhead and from subwoofers beneath the seats.
An unwelcome visitor who attempts to enter Tres Bullard's home, half an hour south of Parkland, Florida, will encounter at least three obstacles: Bullard's ninety-pound pit bull, Storm; his electronic alarm system; and his guns.
