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"Enmeshed" is almost atonally placid, briefly broken up by an insistent rhythm at the front of the mix, before it falls into 20 seconds of silence.
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But within this hyperbolic, cartoonish backdrop, the show also layers in an atonally weighty mythology of Holocaust survival — and if you're unsure whether these are things that play well against each other, you're not alone.
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The song "Crimson Towers" combined Baroque-era counterpoint, frequent trills, and sorrowful melodies to form a unique hybrid sound that distinguished Dissection from their atonally-focused peers in other formative black metal bands of that time.
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Although perhaps most vulnerable when caught unaware while calling atonally on a perch, a few starlings (or various blackbirds) may be caught by red-tails which test the agile, twisting murmurations of birds by flying conspicuously towards the flock, to intentionally disturb them and possibly detect lagging, injured individual birds that can be caught unlike healthy birds. However, this behavior has been implied rather than verified. Over 50 passerine species from various other families beyond corvids, icterids and starlings are included in the red-tailed hawks' prey spectrum but are caught so infrequently as to generally not warrant individual mention.
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Chuck Taylor of Billboard praised the natural melody, radiant hook, and infectious energy of "When You're Gone", which he compared to Adams' 1985 song "Summer of '69", but stated that Chisolm's "rousing background vocals" were used as a gimmick to give the song exposure in the United Kingdom. Dave Simpson of The Guardian wrote that it was Adams' best written song. However, Sam Taylor of The Observer considered the song to be "jarring", criticizing Chisolm's vocals as "wailing atonally". Writing about the rendition performed by Adams and Pamela Anderson on the former's compilation album Anthology, Keith Caulfield of Billboard criticized Anderson's "featherweight background vocals", noting that they are buried in the song and were a "novelty" for radio stations.
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The piece is a sextet intended in the baroque style, the two unfriendly groups of instruments being the three woodwinds — flute, oboe and bassoon — and the three brass; trumpet, french horn and trombone. The basic premise is that the woodwinds play the piece straightforwardly, while the brass instruments (who don't like the woodwinds and/or the conductor) do everything possible to pervert the work, including playing their echo atonally/arhythmically, playing in a carnival or ragtime style, ignoring their cue (even when repeated) and then playing "nanny nanny boo-boo" over the subsequent woodwind line, and dramatic ritardandos and rallentandos that cover the other group's parts. This understandably frustrates the woodwinds and the conductor. At the breaking point, the conductor and/or woodwind group pull out guns and point them at the brass section, whose broad, obnoxiously loud line trails off.
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