Sentence examples for slow sounds from inspiring English sources
Read the full review Éliane Radigue at Tectonics Glasgow Britain's hippest orchestral festival featured the exquisitely slow sounds of Éliane Radigue, pioneer of synthesiser long-form.
Ms. Berkson sings at an eccentric, stop-and-start, hide-and-seek rubato crawl, sometimes pushing her mezzo soprano into microtone dissonance against the warm, slow sounds she makes on the piano and Wurlitzer organ.
But some fungi, he found, do not slow sound.
Nightmare visions and chaotic boundaries between fantasy and reality also characterise The Slow Sound of His Feet.
Some Web sites will sprinkle slow sound and animation files through their pages but often offer a clean HTML version of the page for straightforward surfing.
He creates a hyperspace where verses exist both as referential speech and almost palpable three-dimensional objects ("The willows carried a slow sound, / A sarabande the wind mowed on the mead").
"He has the big hands, the dreaminess, and he is caught in a cycle of remembering driving back then in Montana with his granddad Austin Lynch — the giant steering wheel gripped by leather driving gloves, the slow sound of the wheels.
Peaked spectra are suggestive of the characteristic oscillations of certain structures buried under volcanoes, which may also explain the long-period nature if the slow sound speed of volcanic fluids has some relevance to the oscillations.
Due to the slow sound speed in water (as compared to speed of light), in sonar applications, the transceiver sensor is replaced by a single-transmitter and multi-receiver system to relax spatial sampling constraints and achieve useful coverage rates[8].
After the song was completed, they wanted to play it to Rihanna, but Blanco was skeptical about the reaction towards the song because of its slow sound.
The reason for this is because they sound like the Deftones, and until music critics compare the Deftones to Slint or Red House Painters, or describe their music as, "evoking the feeling of depression through music, its melodies buried under so many oceans of impossibly slow sound" I can't join the "amazing" train.
