Her verbal choices can also sound deliberately unidiomatic, stiff or simply awkward: "No how round plushly, the words won't pillow, no, / only that breast will do".
In the noughties, electro came to refer to something much more vague: basically, any form of danceable electronic pop that sounded deliberately dated, that avoided the infinite sound-morphing capacities of digital technology (ie the programs and platforms that underpinned most post-rave dance) and opted instead for a restricted palette of thin synth tones and inflexible drum machine beats.
His "continuum of sound" deliberately involves the folding of phrases over one another, on and on, and though he realises that this may not be fashionable and he himself will not always be writing in such a style, it was an exploration he had to make.
If this sounds like deliberately confusing gobbledygook, that's because it is.
[It's a] mix of things that are extremely earthy like earthy drum sounds and things that sound extremely, deliberately fake, or things that sound extremely round and things that sound extremely angular.
Blur has continued hollowing out its sound and deliberately undercutting its melodies, and since releasing the album "13" in 1999 it has jettisoned a guitarist, Graham Coxon.
Some exhaust sound was deliberately kept -- owners love it -- but this is an otherwise quiet, sophisticated, comfortable car in which to cover long distances.
Why do you think they're up all night?" Another part of their appeal, he suggests, is that the sound is deliberately inoffensive.
In particular it highlights the importance of action in bringing about auditory information about an object: most objects sound because we deliberately impart a thwack on them, and in many cases in which we want to know how an object sounds, we do impart the thwack, and subtly modulate it.
