Highlights include paper-thin "music sheet" bread, saffron-hinted dumplings, suckling pig wrapped in aromatic leaves and slow-roasted in underground ovens, and a digestif made from myrtle berries, to name a few.
Electronic pop is in a curious, excitable phase, and at the moment the only appropriate thing to do with bossa nova's disparate legacy is to take bits from here and there -- the semi-deep and the paper-thin, music for private contemplation and music for fashion-show runways -- and make them collide.
Next year, expect phones to get even thinner, music features to become almost universal and wireless video to become the latest sales pitch from carriers.
The sitar and the steel pan sounded amazingly comfortable together; they both make thin, trebly music.
The US presidential hopeful Mitt Romney has a fight on his hands if he wants to keep using Thin Lizzy music to back his campaign.
I've been to reunion parties in the past and the vibe tends to be pretty tired conversations run thin, the music is shamelessly nostalgic, and the anticipation of seeing old friends is almost always better than the actual face-to-face hang.
As with just about every online original that looks this good, it's a combination of short-form (and paper-thin) drama, music video and extended product placement.
Instead, it thins the music stream so that it funnels through the congestion, maintaining a reservoir of data that buffers any disruptions.
The change didn't thin out Battles' music — just the opposite.
Here the textures thin, and the music, while still raw, achieves the distance and space that Mr. Corigliano was after in the work as a whole.
NATE CHINEN GRASS WIDOW "Internal Logic" (HLR) The women in the San Francisco trio Grass Widow sing in clear and pretty harmonies over buzzing, nettlesome music — thin, staccato, slightly dissonant.
