How many times in a row can you swoon to marks that sound the same chord of rippling anatomy?
Water is pumped from the creek at the bottom of the hill using a Mark 3 pump that sounds like a generator buzzing in the distance.
About a hundred names have been declared unusable, including those with punctuation marks, those that sound too similar to titles (Knight, King, Duke, etc, all of which sound like names for a golden retriever), and the number 89. Harper 89 Beckham.
Writing in The New York Times, A. O. Scott awarded it high marks: " 'Howl' does something that sounds simple until you consider how rarely it occurs in films of any kind.
There are twelve other stages scattered around it, and within minutes, they all whirl to life chugging out those snarling metallic kicks and screeching synths that mark the sounds of hardstyle, aka the death metal of dance music.
Very high marks on this aspect of the build quality — marks that translate directly to sound quality.
"Fun Home," Bechdel noted, has "crossover" appeal, although she always brackets in quotation marks anything that might sound even remotely like bragging or pretension.
The BPM count sits around the 100 mark, the sounds are so bait they're basically default, the artists they remix are unashamedly mainstream.
The space-age keyboards, weird noises and abstract sequences that mark their sound create a vivid fantasy world, a playground free of sticky agendas.
The boundaries between phonemes in a language mark sound differences that may be semantically significant for that language.
