The river burbles past fields of rice, potatoes and sugar cane.
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The raucous burbles and pops from the exhaust give this car a sense of occasion on each startup.
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Unfortunately, despite there being rare earnest words of advice in the sub, the toxicity still burbles to the surface.
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Most often that results in work that's bracing and chaotic, nauseous burbles of synthesizer gunk gumming up clattering drum lines.
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A Roland CR-78 drum machine burbles out a pillowy, plip-plop rhythm under an ominous wash of analog synth chords.
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It screams like a Ferrari, but it also burbles like an old American V-8 because of some trickery in the exhaust design.
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A new steam room, also heated by the geyser, which burbles softly beneath the planks of the benches, offers an additional degree of thermoregulation.
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Say the title to anyone of a certain age and what burbles to the surface are not thoughts about the movie but fully reexperienced sensations.
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Inside the shadowy main room, the menacing burbles grow louder as light flashes and river water rushes in Allison Janae Hamilton's short film, Wacissa (2019).
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Indeed, "Quarrel" makes the most of its near seven-minute length and traverses electronic burbles, yawning cellos, and a jazz-fusion outro complete with synth solo.
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Anyway, what happened at Baylor seems to belong to a different conversation than the one that burbles and yips and Quite Frankly's along on the surface.
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But what comes through all the convolutions is a paradoxically pastoral warmth: earnest, yearning melodies and music that rustles and burbles like a digitally enchanted forest.
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"The truth is that we had a super-late lunch, and I let Ruby have this huge cupcake for dessert," she burbles, referring to her daughter.
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On one spin you can prioritize the distended croaks and burbles of Merzbow's side, and the next you can drown in the suffocating basswork of Boris' contributions.
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J.P. L'Rain, the one-woman studio band concocted by Taja Cheek, makes music that's a sea of loops: guitar arpeggios, synthesizer burbles, endless layers of vocal harmony.
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A group of children arrived and in a surreal scene, started dancing with Haack's associate Esther Nelson to the burbles and gurgles erupting from the prehistoric synthesizers.
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As she's started to garner low-key international acclaim for the abstract burbles and swells of her Buchla synthesizer, she's found a niche in a sense of wonderment.
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The music also shows Mr. Dessner's hand, as Minimalistic patterns from guitars and percussion and chamber-ensemble backdrops contend with electronic burbles, ghostly echoes and incursions of noise.
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Water burbles softly from an invisible source onto the long stone carrying an inscription drawn from the account book of a Newport stone mason, John Stevens, in 234.
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The rear-wheel-drive Supra laid down what I clocked as a four second-ish 0-60 mph time; in sport mode, the burbles and backfire was nicely orchestrated.
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In listening to the sounds of, say, the patient burbles of A Country Stream or the wheezy bird calls on Pacific Ocean, I can experience its moderate stress-relieving effects.
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As friction burbles between another would-be pairing in Chad Johnson and Karina Smirnoff, Khloé Kardashian's BFF is frustrated that her Jersey Shore beau isn't committing to her on every level.
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The music drones and burbles, tinkles and undulates, taking its time and lingering over instrumental stretches as if people are still willing to experience a whole album from start to finish.
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These are Bannon's obsessions, made clear in every word about him that burbles from Washington, in every years-old unearthed interview, in the narratives of his documentaries that play like histrionic cartoons.
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But then the texture of the track opens up: an electro-pop beat burbles up, a bass line kicks in, and wait, is that a digitally manipulated sample of Hall and Oates?
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I see what I call the burbles just below the waist on Sarah's dress, and I see through the explanation that the fabric is too delicate and light to sit just so.
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In a daily barrage of pictures of friends, family, strangers, and cats that live on the internet, what burbles up to the top can seem random in more than one sense of the word.
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MAJALAYA, Indonesia (Reuters) - Indonesia's Citarum river burbles past terraced rice paddies and quiet farming villages in the highlands of West Java, as it begins to wind its way hundreds of kilometers toward the sea.
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"Blaxploitation" hops around over a plucked, bouncy bassline seemingly designed for her fastest, sprightliest syllabic chatter, while "Prayer Song" assembles brushed cymbals, amassed vocal sighs, and ascending watery burbles into a shimmering electronic tapestry.
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It's about something fundamentally serious (or at least something that should inspire very dark humor), but every time bad things start to happen, happy music burbles away on the soundtrack to let us know it's okay to laugh.
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The raconteur who charmingly burbles during drinks is tapped out of stories by the time the oysters arrive; the genius who wears his erudition so lightly over appetizers starts clubbing you over the head with it during dessert.
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In the dense thicket of the internet lies a verdant patch of grass where dappled sunbeams peek through the leaves, resting fawns doze about, a troop of woodland mushrooms grows underfoot, and a brook faintly burbles in the distance.
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It's still the show where characters will have a relatively straightforward meeting — about the identity of that headless corpse found way back in the premiere — while a dark, strange figure shambles along in the background and the soundtrack burbles ominously.
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The label's first compilation features longtime Holodeck associates like Michael Stein and Kyle Dixon (who provided the eerie synth burbles that gave Stranger Things so much color) alongside debuts from scene stalwarts like Jake Schrock, Windows1995, Virgin Pool, and Joey.
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But something passionate and dark burbles inside of it, inviting those who can hear it to hum along and those of us who can't quite tune in to it to sit opposite Grace, forever trying to find a way into her head.
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If you start Kim Severson's recipe for carnitas on Wednesday night while the soup burbles away, you'll need only crisp the pork and warm the tortillas when you get home from work on Thursday, and adorn the meat with chopped onion and cilantro to serve.
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"Thot Tactics," a compendium of stitched-together slivers of song delivered in a woman's voice, burbles over a warm, slippery jazz keyboard; the Auto-Tuned refrain ("I wanna rock your wor-or-orld/I wanna be your gir-ir-irl") is also the album's catchiest moment.
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That's why we don't hear the Leave campaign spell out all the EU regulations they would like to abolish, which would include those on workers' rights and why Boris Johnson burbles on inanely and inaccurately about bananas and teabag recycling; it is a distraction from the unpopular part of the Leave agenda.
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There are plenty of problems with Madoff — I haven't mentioned the overused musical score, which burbles along endlessly beneath almost every scene — but at the very least, it's worth tuning in to the miniseries for five or 10 minutes to watch a great actor show off what made him so great in the first place.
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The title track is spoken word in style. "The New Atlantis" mixes lyrics concerning "sound-houses" from Francis Bacon's novel New Atlantis with a repeating melody and spontaneous "blurbs and burbles." It has been described one of the album's "blips-and-bloops" instrumentals.
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Despite being perceived as a small underground scene due to official disapproval by the state, Cuban rock since the late 1990s has become a larger phenomenon, with groups such as Burbles, Moneda Dura and Los Kent with Jorge Martínez gaining a new dimension with their guitar performance, more polished sound and musical lead, which broadened their audience. These bands performed rock music on Cuban TV, as well as in concerts and festivals; and since then, the profile of rock music has risen in the island.
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Ned Raggett of AllMusic praised Spanners, saying, "The highlights are many, most often achieving a solid combination of dancefloor friendliness and unexpected sonic trickery." David Browne of Entertainment Weekly described it as "a series of antiseptic, hypnosis-inducing machine burbles, but with just the right amount of jarring elements to keep listeners awake." Shana Ting Lipton of CMJ New Music Monthly called it "an epic journey through life in the modern world." In 2017, Spanners ranked at number 42 on Pitchforks list of "The 50 Best IDM Albums of All Time".
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The Harp review found the first few tracks "ponderous" but liked the later tracks, saying that the track "Insect Eater" "really scorches the rocket cottage with Lovich's repeated shrieks of "Earwigs in my bed at midnight!" underlined with luscious keyboard burbles". The reviewer for the Charleston Gazette said the album is "shocking in that Lovich seems not to have missed a beat. She sounds just as wonderfully strange as ever." The Venus Zine review said "Lovich has created an album with an updated sound and a darker edge", describing the music as "somewhat goth, vaguely Siouxsie-like".
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Parenting Another theme in this novel is parenting. Bitsy and Ziba have very different parenting techniques, which often creates tension between them. Kakutani again: "Bitsy is... big-hearted but bossy, well-meaning but self-righteous,[and] insists on getting Jin-Ho a traditional Korean outfit, preaches the virtues of cloth diapers and the dangers of soft drinks, and burbles on about Maryam's Iranian recipes while criticizing the Yazdans' child-rearing decisions." Bitsy and Brad choose to maintain much about what makes Jin-Ho Korean, and, while Sami and Ziba do not forget this piece of who Susan is, they do not focus on it as much.
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The creamy synth sound and drugged-out lyrics that dominate Manson's latest CD prove that two antithetical '80s musical genres—heavy metal and new wave—can indeed be fruitfully combined." David Browne of Entertainment Weekly wrote, "Looking back in mascara'd anger, Manson and [producer Michael] Beinhorn have fashioned music steeped in glam rock and concept-album bombast but updated with a crunching intensity [...] He layers the songs with cooing backup singers, electronica burbles, skulking guitars, and synths at their most decadently new wavy. The effect is often spectacular." Lorraine Ali of the Los Angeles Times commented "songs swagger with lipstick-wearing attitude, have fun with sleazy subject matter and actually convey some (gasp) human emotion [...] This album is the first time we actually experience Manson as a band, not a phenomenon filtered through Reznor's mixing board wizardry or a freak show accompanied by a soundtrack.
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