Album Review Grooves matter most on "Rumbo a Tierra," by the Colombian collective Systema Solar, and they're magnificent grooves.
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Historians of antiquity are familiar with these grooves, but it's not known if the grooves were used for lifting the blocks during the building process, or for moving them around quarries.
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Oh, mercy: HBO grooves down memory lane with Mavis Staples.
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As a collection of dance grooves, Dirty Computer's energy sustains.
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The grooves they carved are up to 6 feet long.
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Instead of carved out grooves, the master metal has ridges.
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There's going to be plenty of booty, grooves, and sunshine.
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She points to an acupuncture mat filled with sharp grooves.
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The grooves are either horizontal or vertical, occasionally in combination.
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He wore the grooves off two records of bird calls.
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I played those records until the grooves were worn away.
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Perhaps the midline grooves or drilled hole helped stabilize the skulls.
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Soft-edged noodling grooves create a space that's personal and vulnerable.
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Dark shadows cover the grooves in the earth left by mining.
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Rhythm consummates the album's seductions, with grooves that are sneakily unconventional.
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And finally, there's Phobos' Dead Spot—an area on the moon in which no grooves exist; if the grooves were caused by bouncing boulders, it seems strange they all managed to avoid this one particular area.
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"30% percent more content does not mean narrower grooves," Loibl told Gizmodo.
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In fact, the killer grooves extend to Knowles Lawson's granddaughter as well.
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Inspired in a complex interpretation of hip-hop, soul, and jazz grooves.
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They concluded the grooves were made by humans during the tusk's extraction.
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The grooves the stylus traced contained the voices of the Nuremberg trials.
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Backwoods Payback know a thing or two about pumping out killer grooves.
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Radiohead were still mining its jazz-rock grooves on Amnesiac in 2001.
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The shank is the part of the bit opposite the drill grooves.
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It also obscures the variations in terrain—compressions, dropoffs, bumps, and grooves.
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I missed the chairs that had the grooves I put in them.
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Yet Systema Solar has far more on its mind than the grooves.
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In 2011, Hynes released "Coastal Grooves," his first album as Blood Orange.
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Mr. Nortz added some grooves to the top of the right foot.
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One species, Iharkutosuchus, had big square teeth cut through with deep grooves.
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As those grooves deepen over time, it becomes harder to ski around them.
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In the case of Llanocetus however, the grooves were clustered around tooth sockets.
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In one of the instances, a mastodon tusk recovered earlier had deep grooves.
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Watch one episode of Darren's Dance Grooves and you will discover this immediately.
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Do you have a suggestion on how to clean between these teeny grooves?
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The surface's horizontal and vertical grooves form a grid of different sized rectangles.
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This track is pure Brillstein, just great grooves and a unmistakable jack. 16.
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Autechre made formidable anti-grooves, physically imposing beats that were inventive but undanceable.
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To hip-hop artists, he was the supplier of endless beats and grooves.
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"Gypsy" was the one that I played until it wore out the grooves.
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Marx and Fordyce documented a series of grooves on the roof of Llanocetus's mouth.
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In modern filter-feeding whales, these grooves contain blood vessels that supply the baleen.
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That's not to say that the Drake fan won't get a few grooves in.
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Chops is missing in action, but there are great grooves and fills to spare.
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Like the grooves on a vinyl record, most planets align along a flat disk.
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His last studio album, "Lion," released in 2014, packed some great blackhearted dance grooves.
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Melanie thought she saw the beginnings of callouses, the old grooves on Phoebe's fingertips.
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It has cut in grooves on each end to make it easy to lift.
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You might have heard it before, but those are still some funky-ass grooves.
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One has to wonder — is she saying the sofa's surface is filled with grooves?
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The song is intense, blending together grooves as well as harder, more abrasive elements.
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A diver examines the grooves that pock an underwater iceberg in Disco Bay, Greenland.
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And these deep, deep grooves of thought are very hard to get out of.
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"Trending Tropics" has brisk, polymorphous, electro-Afro-Caribbean grooves and more singing than rapping.
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Paak, who on "Malibu" sings and raps amid the utopian grooves of 1970s soul.
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This is me leaning more to the left side and leaning towards more dance grooves.
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The theory certainly feels intuitive, but there's more to these grooves than meets the eye.
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Between the grooves, there's also a few of his very most beautifully direct pop songs.
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When her right hand slipped, the tool would have scraped her teeth, leaving diagonal grooves.
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The actual applicator is a soft, silicone texture with small grooves for buffing away flakes.
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Well, my brother started out with their side project, Infectious Grooves, and then moved over.
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Ancient Sumerian script, with its thin triangular grooves etched into stone, is a major influence.
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Despite the album's polished grooves, the shifting story lines gave it a gauzy, dreamlike quality.
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A "Mahler Grooves" bumper sticker that Leonard Bernstein put in his score of Mahler's Sixth.
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This Midsummer Night Swing show offers old-school soul and R&B grooves for dancers.
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Her globally sourced grooves, girlish smile and sinuous hips made her a music-video sensation.
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There are no grooves from skaters or marks that show where a turn was made.
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Fans loved the melodies and the grooves, but what they also came for an unpredictable experience.
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Every ski slope develops grooves as more and more people make their way down the hill.
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Wretch is triumphant, its refined misery, thunderous grooves, vintage tones, and pure grit stoking the flames.
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Sand rubbing into toes instead of collecting inside the grooves of stiletto sandals and Gucci loafers.
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On the 21st, the sun grooves into Capricorn and your committed relationship house for a month.
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Also, some grooves are superimposed on top of others, which suggests they formed at different times.
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Regardless, the bouncing boulder theory is emerging as the most plausible explanation for Phobos' distinctive grooves.
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He writhed in visible pleasure with every one of Questlove's beats and Palladino's down-tempo grooves.
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In their search for new grooves, many have looked abroad, for fresh twists on old sounds.
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However, the cup slipped off the grooves that attached it to a mouthguard shielding his gums.
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The grooves were found at three sites in western Colorado and another just west of Denver.
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Our distraction is a fantasy — an experimentation with sex that doesn't fall into neat Hollywood grooves.
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Types of wedgesPitching Wedge: Gap Wedge: Sand Wedge: Lob Wedge: Key features for wedgesBounce: Grind: Grooves:
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These Grooves could include special effects like a kaleidoscopic view, for example, or other video filters.
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All authors have signature sentence structures — deep expressive grooves that their minds instinctively find and follow.
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Even more comfortable alongside his band, he expanded his range, finding slower grooves to work over.
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He's an advocate of throwing it all together: funk, Cuban grooves, city blues, early hip-hop.
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The poplar contains hundreds of growth rings, the grooves of which feel pleasing to the touch.
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The grooves around the joysticks also light up, much like the colored backlights on Alienware's keyboards.
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He also had deep grooves carved into his teeth, which was likely caused by a repetitive action.
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However, the cup slipped off the grooves that attached it to a mouth guard shielding his gums.
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It lacks the grooves found in old school transmissions that allow drivers to feel the various gears.
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It's an unquestionably strong showing that builds on Dirge's breakneck speed and cannonball grooves without feeling stale.
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Eli: Scott Grooves is a Detroit producer and DJ who remixed both P-Funk and Daft Punk.
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Just because it was a high profile festival set did not change Carter's commitment to unrelenting grooves.
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The skull features obvious signs of cutting, including deep, parallel grooves on the surface of the tusk.
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The record's grooves contain the sounds of Earth, meant to represent our planet to any intelligent life.
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Brushed metal poses additional challenges as the surface features shallow grooves where grease can get easily trapped.
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They even reside inside the rings, creating gaps that are like custom grooves on a planetary record.
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The "deep flex grooves" and carbon rubber heel give the HOVR Infinite a springy feel when running.
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Each of the inputs also include small grooves to help guide an unsteady hand toward the input.
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But curiously, there is a second set of grooves located up-range of the main impact site.
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They leaven the sincerity with caustic wit; the grooves are taut but jammy, elastic without losing shape.
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He was often euphoric when he played with the group because his grooves so often clicked perfectly.
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There are quiet missives (the Pharrell-assisted "The Turn Down"), Technicolor bright spots ("Blackkk"), hypnotic grooves ("Jethro").
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CARYN GANZ Summertime calls for smooth, good-natured grooves and unchallenging thoughts about dancing and romancing, right?
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"We chop the stuff up and see how it falls into grooves and moods," Mr. Plant said.
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The rover has six aluminum wheels with grooves to help it remain stable on the Martian surface.
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Lion and Wolff's legacy wound up feeding hip-hop musicians, who sampled Blue Note LPs for grooves.
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Then the lights pulse, the way-out band grooves and a chorus in spandex starts to writhe.
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It's a record of grandiloquent beauty that transitions easily from grooves to big cascades to buoyant swing.
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"Groovy" can mean "like, really rad, man ..." or it can mean something that has grooves in it.
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They created wind grooves, designed to trap water and encourage the growth of vegetation, according to NASA.
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Listen to "J-Boy" above and welcome the sun with open arms and/or analog synth grooves.
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The drums and vocal duo create songs that pair foot-stomping grooves with feminist themes of liberation.
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However, we'll need to be cautious not to fall into the neoliberal grooves left by the financial class.
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He is accompanied by the group Nelson Patton, which improvises ambient grooves around his cosmic, half-sung visions.
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Cherouvim compares the process to how a gramophone reads the grooves of a vinyl record and outputs sound.
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The results surpass those of bodybuilder strength paired with the grooves of a pumice stone, so I'm in.
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Fans of Tissu should expect the producer's signature ambient house grooves with dub-heavy late-night techno rhythms.
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The record was a throwback to the grooves, live instrumentation, and gospel-indebted background vocals of soul music.
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He also shared a special Impact mix, full of throwback grooves from the likes of Gil-Scott Heron.
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The grooves in a record have tiny peaks and valleys that represent the music in digital data form.
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I also want to see the people getting deep into the grooves and just move to the rhythms.
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To help solve these mysteries, Cassini gathered observations of waves in the rings, resembling grooves in a record.
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It carved grooves in Western minds about foreignness and terrorism that we can slip into almost without thinking.
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Her cosmic voice glides across songs that traverse a spectrum of simmering slow jams and danceable electro-grooves.
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Basically, like the best Mr. Fingers records, it's one you'll wear out the grooves on, given enough time.
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Suddenly the air seems thicker, the grooves deeper and the room is lifted higher than it was before.
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Items like cutting boards, which have grooves, and stainless steel—where bacteria can survive up to four days!
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Jazz Fest's New Orleans aesthetic is defined not by the big pop chorus but by live, danceable grooves.
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The music draws R&B, four-on-the-floor dance grooves, reggae and rock into its pop packages.
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But that doesn't mean that Trump is just going to return to the same grooves as his predecessors.
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Equal parts silky soul and chill dancefloor grooves, which you can hear on their debut 2014 EP Cusp.
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This description also seems like it would apply to Cheez-It Snap'd, which might explain why, if you search for Cheez-It Grooves in Google Search in 2019 and click on the first result, which is the official page Cheez-It® Grooves™ | Darn Right it's a Chip | CheezIt.
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The material was able to bend around the grooves of a robot's joint like clingfilm attached to its arm.
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This is a chemical process that essentially gets metal (typically nickel) all up in the grooves of the lacquer.
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Others still may have chronic skin irritation under their breasts or deep grooves in their skin from their bras.
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This moon's most distinctive feature, aside from its grooves, is a gigantic impact crater known as the Stickley Crater.
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Within the bat house, there's a landing pad and grooves that allow the bats to grip, climb and hang.
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Zack dug deeper grooves and gouges into the screen to simulate shattered display glass, and it's a no go.
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I like sounds with spacious reverbs on the synths, [synths] that feel more open and float above the grooves.
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Rufus, the band, brought some memorable funk grooves to the masses, but most importantly they brought us Chaka Khan.
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From the bottom center to the low edge of the image, two main rilles, or shallow grooves, are visible.
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In the video, the 14-year-old actor grooves and shakes and raps to the tune of the song.
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The grooves in the road, however, were not installed at the right distance from each other, distorting the sound.
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"It's a swinging shuffle blues that grooves like hell and defines everything that Seleno was about," Mr. Jones said.
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They're very small and simple earbuds, and sit in the grooves of your ear rather than stick straight out.
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You've got some really well drawn mental grooves there from always seeing things in the same kind of way.
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It was as if a Golden Age violinist had jumped out of the grooves of a 78-r.p.m. record.
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It offered a social networking component, as well, where users could share their "Grooves," as these videos were called.
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The grooves and hooks that permeate throughout are so effortless these already obviously infectious songs unfold on deeper listens.
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Participants put their finger on grooves, rather than actively exploring in three dimensions for something—called a haptic task.
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The layers go on, and people seem to be a bit more comfortable getting back into their respective grooves.
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All these years later, she still marries gospel's depth with danceable grooves and the rawness of deep Southern soul.
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The Walias Band welded the slanted minor modes and hovering grooves of Ethiopian music onto a wriggling, electrified sound.
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Front Burner Weighing about a pound, a new tumbler from Norlan features grooves to aid in muddling cocktail ingredients.
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Some are worn, others still vivid, especially where they have been sprinkled with sand to fill the deep grooves.
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At times the narrative can veer into cliché, with predictable vignettes packed together like the grooves on a record.
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The instruments are still hand-played, and the grooves still sound like they were created through jamming, not programming.
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The next step in their experiments is guiding the droplets through grooves or differences in temperature, Dr. Quéré said.
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Trip-hop grooves meet math-y compositions, wrapped up in enough complex guitarwork to make tab transcribers feel dizzy.
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On those, he used simpler chords and riffs to build understated, well-ordered grooves and a coolly Afrocentric sound.
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Ms. Benjamin is a fine young alto saxophonist with a luminescent, liquid tone and a devotion to gregarious grooves.
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That said, I'd have worn a groove in the song "So Big/So Small" if there were still grooves.
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Carlos Santana revved up his band with grooves adapted from Africa and the Caribbean, jamming live in the studio.
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Instead, the release delivers a glimpse at a messy, moody interior life, packaged in slow-burning, '90s-inspired grooves.
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Typically, bullets retrieved from murder scenes are cleaned in order to see their grooves and markings — their unique identifiers.
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"With a beat, I just go in like, shit, this what grooves me," he says obliquely of his technique.
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Yes, we need more women antiheroes, more antiheroes of color, and so on — but we also need to think about how the stories we tell create long grooves in our culture, grooves that eventually crystallize into reflexive beliefs about who gets to be the protagonist and how they go about being that protagonist.
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The grand mixture that is Cuban music — its intricate grooves, melodic inflections, arrays of drums — began flowing into her compositions.
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The songs that comprise the mix include old songs, new songs, world music... just a wide array of lifetime grooves.
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The ancient language is wrapped in a ultra-contemporary fabric of billowing synths, sparkling guitar and big, sultry, psychedelic grooves.
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Strong tidal pressures, and the slow accumulation of ring particles, caused the grooves and ridges to form on the surface.
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The bottom is made of a metal alloy and the top is a textured shell with grooves for added traction.
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When memories are formed, they encode themselves into us, carved into our grey matter like grooves on a vinyl record.
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And from this collection of whacked-out grooves comes his masterpiece, the 1981 album Playing It Cool & Playing It Right.
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In Warpaint, Lindberg sets a foundation of hypnotic bass grooves, and fleshes out the band's signature harmonies with backing vocals.
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Bassist Eric Judy and drummer Jeremiah Green crafted danceable, in-pocket grooves akin to a disco-friendly Built To Spill.
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For instance, the crater is lined with scar-like grooves known as the Imbrium Sculpture, especially on its southeast side.
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They fill in and seal pits and grooves of teeth, making them more resistant to bacteria that can cause cavities.
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Its cheapest covers range from basic to a number of stunning designs, including iridescent grooves, speckled white, and sterling silver.
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It also comes in a beautiful satin-lined box with grooves to keep the roller secure it's not in use.
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"It looked a bit corrugated almost; there were ridges and grooves," Alexander Liu, a former student of Brasier, told me.
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The most sparse of all its subsets, samba canção prioritized melody and harmony over a rigid adherence to danceable grooves.
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Hip-hop heads who have bopped to jazz group BadBadNotGood will find similar grooves suited for backing their favorite rapper.
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Using recycled records, Dilberovic's cards play samples from their grooves, while seemlessly integrating the business information of the card holder.
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To reduce friction, he rubbed deodorant into the grooves that the wheels had cut into the underside of the board.
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Just as we get prepared to settle into certain satisfying grooves of indignation, her version of motherhood thwarts our judgment.
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Some had frisky grooves hinting at Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson; one reimagined the grandiose buildups of 1970s power ballads.
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His layered, sinuous grooves were catnip for such rap legends as Busta Rhymes and J Dilla, who sampled his music.
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Released during the peak of the Black Power movement, the album paired political messaging with funk, soul, and gospel grooves.
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In fact, there's a certain joy in it: crisp guitar melodies, nimble bass grooves and Mr. Smith's bright, keening vocals.
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Dr. Beatrice has found linear enamel hypoplasia — grooves in the teeth that indicate generalized physiological stress — in virtually every mouth.
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Like jamming musicians who never write anything down, they could not know if their best grooves would return in new settings.
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Its lineations, loops and hard angles had always seemed to provide as recognizable a connection as the grooves on my palms.
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The record continues Block's penchant for slinking grooves coupled with esoteric samples and wry song titles (see the loopy "Festival Paramedics").
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Worn grooves in the sand serve as roads, snaking between rickety goat pens, drab canvas tents, and crumbling sand-brick houses.
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These are deep grooves that move patiently from Italian film scores circa the '70s to library music and '90s Grateful Dead.
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Knife & Screw Driver Method Starting with a knife creates solid grooves for the screwdriver to finish the work (hammer optional). 3.
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They're not content to recycle grooves from the past on their new album Sombrou Dúvida, a forward-thinking and fun collection.
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Boxy Soviet-era UAZ vans dominate the sparse traffic, with drivers expertly slipping into the grooves dug out by 4x4s past.
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But like the fungus that gives the genre its name, his deep, funky grooves started popping up all over the place.
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Liston's face was still impassive, but the grooves along his forehead seemed deeper, and the snorting breaths through his nose harsher.
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Third, the pattern of those bumps and grooves is created not photographically but as the product of calculations by a computer.
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It's eerie to hear the band's spirited grooves propping up the new characters Clinton has added to the P-Funk universe.
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They each jammed eternal, though with distinct styles: Pierce favored extended, pedal-heavy drones, while Verve conceived loose, reverb-soaked grooves.
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Felt (a supergroup of Minneapolis duo Atmosphere and LA's Murs), Kool G Rap, and Method Man have lived in its grooves.
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There's something beautiful in Jungle Rot's simplicity, something addictive in their breakneck riffs, unapologetic grooves, and vocalist Dave Martise's choked roar.
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Everything as dry as possible, and letting the grooves speak for themselves rather than washing them out with heaps of reverb.
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These are the patterns worn into his day, the grooves scratched into his record, the neural pathways reinforced in his brain.
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Other nights, I'd practice neo-soul grooves over a trap beat, trying to pick out a teenager's spontaneous jam on Instagram.
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By observing the long grooves on the oval-shaped grains, Dr. Li identified the pollen as belonging to an ancient cycad.
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Together, the pair showcases Anderson's range: "Oxnard" packs some of his fiercest raps, while "Ventura" features some of his smoothest grooves.
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American Dream will please those in the market for chewy dance-rock beats and postpunk grooves, likewise those entertained by bricolage.
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At this all-night D.J. set, expect heady grooves that can coax even the most contemplative fan onto the dance floor.
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Competitors bring their own pans, which can vary in size, depth and number of grooves, but must conform to association specifications.
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CARAMANICA The R&B duo Emotional Oranges has a clear concept: A male-female dialogue set to midtempo, 1990s-tinged grooves.
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Her 2015 album, "Roots," brings traditional Japanese songs into a modern jazz context, equipping them with tumbling counterpoint and swiveling grooves.
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We want to believe that if we were facing imminent death we, too, could disappear into the grooves of a record.
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Together they play grooves that ooze and wend, sounding like a broken trance, or like experimental hip-hop as science experiment.
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There are endless, droning grooves throughout the five songs on The Common Task that occasionally move at a completely breathless pace.
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We've confirmed he was leaving Grooves nightclub in Houston when a process server slapped him with papers ... and Chris was pissed.
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In one work, he applied strips of tape, which he painted over, and later pulled up to make lines (or grooves).
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The singer-songwriter's music is propelled by steady, gentle grooves and understated instrumentation, leaving room for her stage presence to shine through.
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It had snowed heavily the night before, and fresh powder obscured the grooves on the trail, making the going difficult at first.
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That sound and feel would help lay the foundation for modern dance music and its predilection for digital grooves and hyperbolic personas.
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In the video announcement, actors perform some silly grooves behind him, but despite his own impressive dance skills, Harris keeps it cool.
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The rock also features several deep grooves, hinting at classic weathering patterns, and possibly a time when the ball was molten hot.
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The members stayed locked in their grooves, three young men making music with jazz instruments, rock dynamics and circumscribed dance-music strategies.
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Brooklyn-based producer Moon Boots makes sublime dance tracks influenced by the deep grooves of disco, r&b boogie and house music.
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Footprints near the grooves suggest a variety of body lengths, up to about 16 feet from snout to tip of the tail.
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As one might assume given Wino's track record, this new track is classic Obsessed—low-slung grooves, light-fingered riffs, and all.
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Smugglers would carve grooves into discarded X-rays with recording lathes, and then cut them out so they could be played on
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The effect is similar to what happens when light hits the tiny grooves etched into a CD, causing flashes of rainbow color.
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So I slid out the disc itself and stared at it, as if the grooves would release the melodies to my eyes.
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Adekunle Gold + the 79th Element Adekunle Gold and the 79th Element update old-fashioned highlife grooves with R. & B. and house music.
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I smiled at a woman nearby, and the weathered skin around her eyes formed itself into deep grooves as she smiled back.
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According to an IKEA blog post, the nifty new invention is "a small plastic or wooden fitting with milled grooves all around".
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Sly and the Family Stone pioneer a sound that applies the hazy grooves of acid rock to the funk of James Brown.
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When we rehearse or record or make music we don't focus on songs at all we just play... record grooves, you know?
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On Monday, the Connaught council asked that Highway 335 get rumble strips, grooves cut into the pavement to create a warning sound.
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Key evidence for this claim comes from grooves etched onto the bottom of stones used to construct the Corinth and Isthmia temples.
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My reexamination concludes that the grooves served for lifting and testify to the first experiments with lifting architectural blocks in Greek history.
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There is a sense of shared pursuit here; the group often rearranges its component parts, cycling through grooves and trading lead roles.
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Afterward, the musician and producer Geko Jones will further leaven the mood with a D.J. set of party-starting, Afro-Latin grooves.
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Ms. Peck, now 28, has bright dark eyes, dark hair and dimples like vertical grooves on either side of a bright smile.
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But in painted form, the white grooves across both the ruined building and the polished aviator frames make the pairing especially jarring.
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This is out-of-the-box indie rock that thrives on the same anxious, off-kilter grooves as Devo and Talking Heads.
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There was dambal khacho , a bouncy Georgian fondue; a duck patty with topographical grooves, served with plum sauce; many breads and wines.
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The grooves made by broom and the colors inside the oval do not completely match up with the markings on the outside.
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Its deep grooves and ridges significantly increase its total surface area, providing more room for cells within the confines of the skull.
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"House of Glass" throbs with disintegrated bursts of noise, but it also features harmonic funk grooves unlike anything the group's done before.
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What's more, grooves and holes on its snout suggests it had enlarged lips or whiskers, both of which are useful for suction feeders.
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"Because the grooves in the corners of our mouth get deeper as we age, this can worsen the older we get," she says.
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Some stripes run through the Stickney Crater itself, which seems to imply that the crater was already in place when the grooves formed.
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It could be seen as a trendy thing, but also there's something to be said about that music that they have certain grooves.
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"This is our first mix under the title 'Lifetime Grooves', which came about as the name of a playlist we made," they said.
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There are a couple heart-wrenching lyrics that I have with really happy grooves, which is kind of like the old Motown juke.
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Introduced by K-pop fan Emma Stone, BTS grooves to their pop record in matching suits with no sign of Halsey in sight.
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She was interested in merging rigorous control with chance accidents, as evidenced by the imperfect surfaces of the rectangles, especially alongside the grooves.
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Moving closer, there's just enough light in the room to make out reflections, while the grooves in the glass distort the mirrored images.
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All lo-fi, surf-rock grooves (wassup reverb!), Nielsen's insouciant vocal delivered (possibly) from a prostrate position on a couch, beer in hand.
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He'd attempted something conceptually similar with Sound of the Earth, a spherical record where the grooves represent the outlines of geographic land masses.
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On his new solo album, "Carry Fire," the onetime Led Zeppelin frontman explores "grooves and moods," from the blues to North African rhythms.
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Gordon's work is intense and original, blending industrial sounds with deep bassy grooves that serve as a pulsating backdrop to the demonic action.
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Gordon's work is intense and original, blending industrial sounds with deep bassy grooves that serve as a pulsating backdrop to the demonic action.
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All of the carefully cut and scored planes have a pattern of grooves or slits spanning them, so that no surface is untouched.
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Any club where Mr. MacLean is spinning can be counted on to supply expertly selected grooves from the cutting edge of house music.
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He recorded "Dark Grooves, Mystical Rhythms" just before the Napster bubble burst, and he was quickly dropped from the label after its release.
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With luminous watercolor, colored pencils, lithograph crayon and a scratch tool to create grooves and textures, he makes even file folders look gorgeous.
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Tires that had started out with deep grooves came back hours later steaming and as smooth as the track they had just left.
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You can hear snatches of The Raincoats' frenetic outsider punk, Pere Ubu's angular grooves, and Jens Lekman's acerbic lyrical sensibilities in the mix.
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With the keyboardist Dennis Hamm and the drummer Justin Brown, Bruner can easily captivate festival-sized crowds with swirling improvisations and cathartic grooves.
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Melodic vocal samples are chopped and screwed, gleaming atop of warped harp sounds, bombastic grooves, and elements of dancehall on the bouncy anthem.
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Rather than etched on vinyl, tiny grooves were cut onto a medical X-ray, tracing shallow circles over the ghostly shapes of bones.
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For example, the grooves aren't all diverging from the Stickney Crater, as might be expected if they were created by the crater-forming event.
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The simulations also showed some boulders returning to their point of origin, which could explain why grooves can be seen inside of Stickney Crater.
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There are also little grooves cut into the space above each 3.5mm jack, which should make it easier to plug and unplug various accessories.
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On his world tour, the Brooklyn-born singer uses Ms Bush's plaintive ballad as a moment of unity and reflection among otherwise upbeat grooves.
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It used funk and deep grooves from an excellent rhythm section, with up to three drummers, then swerved into severe on-the-beat minimalism.
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Whether personal or funny, the chemistry between the four co-hosts extends from beyond the Today table to the everyday grooves of real life.
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I like the idea of it, but the execution presents problems that don't necessarily jump out at you at purchase, like dirt-attracting grooves.
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In time he added samba and calypso grooves, a bit of rock, a bit of rap, a pot pourri from the whole African diaspora.
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Scientists say they've discovered evidence of a frenzied mating ritual by dinosaurs: long grooves in the ground etched by the pawing of clawed feet.
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At first it had a sad-sacked and whiney arrangement, but we gave it a kick in the mouth and now it really grooves.
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Solomun and Mano share an affinity for tracks with soul and a subtle melancholia that sits atop grooves with some hefty gravity to them.
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Perhaps it's daft to write about Pepper at all; the album's grooves have been probed and poked through and memorized and analyzed to death.
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They have a responsive EVA foam midsole (like a running shoe would have) and great flexibility due in part to the outsole's deep grooves.
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However, this model is not among its top choices because the handles' metal coverings slide down, and there were many grooves that collect grit.
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Since then they've released two EPs, played live whenever their schedule allows, and you can listen to more of their louche grooves right here.
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Grill Grates give you the same effect without the charcoal, trapping juices in its deep grooves where they burn off and flavor your food.
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The title of his 2016 EP VHS POP spells it out, riding on sunglasses-at-night synthwave grooves that only occasionally veer into rap.
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After grids have cooled, brush crumbs from the grooves, and absorb any excess cooking oil by wiping with a dry cloth or paper towel.
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When we started rehearsing, we would alternate between starting with a Haitian rhythm or one of Tony's Afrobeat grooves, and build up from there.
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I think where it stems from is these hip-hop grooves — and it's coming out of the old '70s funk records, and R&B.
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More than once I was struck by the grooves left by the brush as it runs evenly and unhesitatingly across a clearly delineated area.
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As a composer you are the sum total of the genres, idioms, vibes, feels, grooves and everything else you've heard since you were born.
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Their final album, "Horizon Unlimited" (1979), was the culmination of their fusion of local and international grooves with urgent social commentary and romantic tidings.
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His songs relied on multitracked synthesizers and programmed, metronomic rhythms, yet the tracks were also infused with unmistakably African highlife, funk and Afrobeat grooves.
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Whether you opt for the main event or the lower-profile warm-up shows, expect multiple sets of extended, improvised grooves and psychedelic visuals.
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On her 2016 debut album, "Semigoddess," Ms. Harding overlays her crystalline, jazz-inflected voice onto itself, with jittery, synth-driven grooves churning away below.
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Fuzz-bomb guitar riffs, thrumming bass grooves, shambolic drum beats: On the surface, Cherry Glazerr might appear to be your average indie-rock band.
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Basu occasionally superimposes archival photographs over the landscape, with faces settling into the grooves of the limestone and acting like witnesses to the stories.
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As a D.J., he currently has a residency on BBC's Radio 1 playing a globe-spanning blend of rap, R&B and eclectic grooves.
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Like those molasses-thick grooves, this song is almost guilelessly sweet: In the video, the two young protagonists don't even so much as kiss.
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Rather than etched on vinyl, its tiny grooves were cut onto a medical X-ray, tracing shallow circles over the ghostly shapes of bones.
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Studying such traces is the hallmark of ichnology, a field that specializes in the grooves, marks, edges and prints left behind by living species.
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A marvelous moment of weightlessness where all you do is let those grooves move you and you don't give a flying fuck about anything else.
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The premise of Cavaglieri's idea was that when you look at a vinyl record, the sound is etched into the physical surface of the grooves.
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Despite the bleakness of the title, this is heartbreak through Pional's lens, which crucially means stretches of luscious, infectious melody threaded through thick, robust grooves.
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Twitter is a medium that rewards us for snark, for sick burns, for edgy jokes and cruel comments that deepen the grooves of our group.
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The grooves that allow for two different positions of upright use are also magnetized, and couple with magnets inside the body of the iPad Pro.
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"His classes are now a new kind of visceral experience, colored by Eclectic Grooves, Yoga and real talk," says his faculty bio for the tour.
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These were often coupled with hard inserts that allowed sweepers to apply greater pressure to the ice, creating grooves for the the rocks to follow.
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They're making psychedelic pop, with steady and even drum grooves, guitars playing melodic repetitions through clouds of reverb, and hazy, slow-release, enlightened-sounding vocals.
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Prince's music had an immediate and lasting influence: among songwriters concocting come-ons, among producers working on dance grooves, among studio experimenters and stage performers.
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And dance your magic dance to the sound of Monument Valley singing its sweet computerphone song from the buttery grooves of this bright blue record.
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But he also worked with hard-bop stalwarts like the tenor saxophonist Dexter Gordon, and he later delved into jazz-funk and Afro-Latin grooves.
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In his versions — rendered on board in oils and enamels — the labels have been faithfully reproduced and the well-worn grooves painstakingly incised by hand.
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He means to persuade—or, at least, to subtly reroute the grooves of reasoning by which his wary readers arrive at their reliably liberal positions.
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Winter tires, for the uninitiated, have deeper grooves to channel snow and keep more of the tire in contact with the road in bad weather.
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"WARSZAWA," and "BERLIN," on the other hand, each take a more propulsive and dense rhythmic approach, working through hypnotic yet uneasy grooves in strained intensity.
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It's loose and mostly gentle—a minimal approach to the grooves and glitches that The National and Bon Iver have weaved together on recent projects.
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The Singles serves to showcase the band in a new light, one which highlights their ear for hooks and grooves, earworm melodies, and funk basslines.
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Rancid riffs and infernal grooves collide, while vocalist Kevin Baker's foul bark further projects the sort of misanthropy and nihilism inherent in their overall sound.
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You'll use an iron on an approach to the green, as the grooves in the flat club face help to generate backspin on the ball.
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The grooves split at a grate — marked by a medieval cross — that covers a spot believed to be stained by a drop of Jesus' blood.
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This fluid drips down grooves in the bird's bill, where it collects until a quick shake of the head sends it back out to sea.
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When "Voodoo" was released, a great number of musicians actually found it difficult to listen to, because of the gluey disorientation imparted by these grooves.
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A flutist and vocalist who mixed velvety textures and nonstop grooves, Bobbi Humphrey became one of Blue Note's most popular artists of the fusion era.
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It's attractive, compact, and has ingenious notches, grooves, hooks, and movable parts to make the process of cleaning the litter box easier (and less odious).
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J.C. Public Service Broadcasting, an English duo, samples film dialogue and constructs surging instrumental tracks around it: full-bodied rock, dance-music pulses, funk grooves.
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For M.A.K.U, the dance-inducing grooves are plentiful but come through a combination of vibrant horns, traditional Colombian instruments, guitar, bass, drums and psychedelic synthesizers.
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His teeth show deep grooves caused by a repetitive action, possibly because of passing a material like rope between his teeth, as fishermen often did.
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Grooves in the wood mimic the recession of one-point perspective and also a box camera whose aperture is focused on the painted still life.
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For the past decade, Medellin, Colombia-based DJ and producer Benjamin Woods has excelled making reverent disco-funk jams inspired by Afrobeat and Latin grooves.
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Instead, the percussion putters along with the android whirr of interlocking gears rather than the subtle off-beat grooves of hip-hop or R&B.
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He's often heard alongside figures like Robert Glasper, Common and Kendrick Lamar, but his own music is a captivating mélange, switching grooves and textures often.
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Either way, there's a bunch of broken stuff lying around at Göbekli Tepe for researchers to sift through, including these cranial remains etched with rudimentary grooves.
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After capturing detailed images of the grooves through optical scanning, the NEDCC's audio preservation specialists ran the data through software that translates the images into sound.
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We got Vick leaving his own retirement party at Grooves in Houston Saturday night, and he wasn't shy about his prospects for the Hall of Fame.
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The stunning observation of circumnavigating boulders could explain why some grooves aren't radially aligned to the crater, and why some are superimposed on top of others.
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This is notable in the the grooves and lyrics of new single "Six Flags in F or G"—the first from their forthcoming fourth LP Snowdonia.
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As far as the actual technology goes, the most truncated explanation is that blank CDs have blank grooves as well as a thin layer of dye.
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The rapper flew into Nassau early Saturday morning for the beginning of his birthday weekend -- he just turned 30 -- and was immediately feeling the island grooves.
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Natural and man-made grooves in the subsoil or bedrock hold more moisture than the undisturbed ground around them and are usually filled with richer soils.
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They also notice that Annie already has "the grooves of the narrative," which reveals that she has taken the drug before — a lot of times before.
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Drainage work is due to start next month on the next street over, whose sandy surface is carved with potholes and grooves from the rainy season.
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"We've spent tens of thousands of hours talking to customers and adapting Slack to find the grooves that match all those human quirks," the ad reads.
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Take Pan, for example, a five-mile-wide (8 km) moon with distinctive grooves on its surface and a bulging equatorial ridge reminiscent of a tutu.
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Dinosaur expert Thomas Holtz Jr. of the University of Maryland, who didn't participate in the work, said it's reasonable to think that theropods created the grooves.
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In 2017, the best way to intepret this is "steal grooves from old records and pass them off as your own but just don't get caught".
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Just as Davis was about aggressive experimentation and never staying still, Miles Ahead grooves along at an electrifying tempo, oscillating between genres, time periods and haircuts.
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As is his wont, he then took those pieces and edited them down into these heavy grooves, stretching out accidental moments of transcendence into mathematical infinity.
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It had raised spiral grooves on its surface and spent its whole life embedded on the ocean floor, scientists from the University of California-Riverside said.
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It consists of two sturdy standing supports roughly in the the shape of a check mark into which a series of matching grooves have been carved.
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In essence, the sheet's bumps and grooves act like the scales of a morpho's wings, refracting and diffracting the incident light to produce the desired effect.
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Arts | New Jersey Arrive late to a master class at Grooves Unlimited in Livingston and you won't need to ask for directions to the tap studio.
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The outer roller has a wavy texture to release tension in their arms and legs, while the interior roller has deeper grooves to massage their back.
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Two weeks into 1998, a French group called Air released Moon Safari, which seduced indie types with spacey, low-key grooves; other "downtempo" hits would follow.
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For him, there is no pleasure like unearthing an album, gazing at its cover, and getting the thrill out of what might lie on its grooves.
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Like the music his brilliant if drunken keyboard virtuoso is describing, the narrative never veers from the expected; even its twists fit into well-worn grooves.
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Partly thanks to Mr. Kuti's influence, Mr. Masekela began to record longer, more immersive tracks, using electronic effects and letting grooves linger for minutes on end.
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Mr. Hall's versatile output drew on Southern roots — country, blues, R&B, gospel — and on his instincts for concisely emotive storytelling, lean arrangements and solid grooves.
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By 2011, he had written Blood Orange's debut, "Coastal Grooves," though his label, Domino, initially treated the tracks as a side project; their lush R.&B.
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The mastic farmers spread the powder there in early July, a few weeks before they begin the process of cutting diagonal grooves in the mastic's bark.
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Of all the successes among heritage brands, few have exceeded that of the traditional boat shoe with white soles incised in a pattern of chevron grooves.
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Additionally, Made In installed juice grooves and wells along the edge of the block that collect liquids and bread crumbs, helping cut down on countertop messes.
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On the outside, the seven-story, 38-unit building, designed by Andre Kikoski Architect, will be clad in sandblasted precast concrete panels with deep vertical grooves.
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Collected over a period of a decade from Chicago Transit Authority buses, the used seats feature the grooves of countless bodies that once sat in them.
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The bass-heavy grooves of the song reverberate off the sung voices, bouncing their way through the video's constantly changing atmosphere while Sonny gives his dick's backstory.
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It features a familiar button configuration and color scheme for original Nintendo Game Boy fans, and even grooves on the back that will prompt some tactile nostalgia.
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British longhair Leon Vynehall has proved an exception, though, as he continues to massage his deep-tissue house workouts with mossy grooves and blurry purples and blues.
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The Goodyear Eagle-360 concept includes a few unusual features, like a spongey substance in the tire grooves that would soften and provide greater traction during rain.
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Who, unfortunately, looks like a bald purple plastic mannequin with weird grooves in his chin to make up for the fact that he can't grow a beard.
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You know, the fact that I was approaching 50: my life had fallen into some pretty well-worn grooves that were perfectly fine and adapting and adaptive.
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In total, they just barely break the four-minute mark, but they're packed with ideas, full of chittering synthetic sounds, pitch-warped vocals, and subtle, creeping grooves.
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"We've spent tens of thousands of hours talking to customers and adapting Slack to find the grooves that match all those human quirks," says the Slack team.
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That pattern, like the pixels on your iPhone or the wavy grooves in a vinyl record, contains information about what has passed through the horizon and disappeared.
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The reason we have grooves in an aircraft tire at all is because we need to evacuate water if we were to land on a wet surface.
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Only instead of blocking light, many third-party screen protectors can block the ultrasound waves emitted from the grooves of your finger when it touches the sensor.
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Give a listen to its sing-a-long house grooves below, as well as a quote about the track's construction from Soul Clap's Lonely C below that.
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I arrived at the subway platform drunk on endorphins, running my fingers under my coat to feel the tiny grooves in my shoulder his bite had left.
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At Umpire Rock in Central Park, overlooking baseball fields, the geologist noted places where glacial ice and rubble had carved massive grooves, wider than a human body.
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Mr. Glover's focus is intense, too, but as he improvises, he seems to tune into different grooves, different snatches of old songs, some of which he sings.
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It begins to accumulate the grooves and wrinkles that connote either lengthening years or deepening character, depending on your viewpoint, and also starts, almost invariably, to sag.
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Much like Orator, Exalter fly the flag for old school thrash; their clean production and minimalist grooves point towards latter-day Destruction and the Toxic Holocaust catalog.
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Workers at Harlem Hospital Center had just slid the last panel into grooves in the Mural Pavilion, while Ms. Wallace unsuccessfully fought back tears several feet away.
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On that album, "For All We Know," Nao, a native of Britain, blends sumptuous R&B grooves and hip-hop-inspired beats with her bright, otherworldly vocals.
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SUDAN ARCHIVES The songwriter who calls herself Sudan Archives — born in Cincinnati, now based in Los Angeles — relies on loops and effects to build grooves and songs.
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But there's something new going on here, partly thanks to the casual brilliance of Harland's spacious grooves and the acoustic-electric textural play that is Francies's specialty.
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Grooves in the front allow goggles to slide on and off easily, while the BOA binding system lets users easily adjust the helmet for a snug fit.
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The grooves will be churning, and the mood exuberant verging on ecstatic — especially given a likely parade of guests from a local scene aswarm with party-starters.
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They were long, vertical paintings in all black, with horizontal grooves cut into the thick acrylic paint surface, as if they'd been worked over with a rake.
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Another explicit source of inspiration is the Harlem Renaissance, so fittingly there's a fair amount of jazz in the mix — the boom-bap grooves, though, remain central.
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"Light Sublime" is one of the masterpieces of this period, a sheet of paper covered with scratches and grooves that are denser in one area than another.
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And in yet another clue, his teeth had grooves cut into them, a sign he may have passed rope through his teeth, which fisherman are known to do.
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The only problem, as YouTuber Tom Scott explains in the video above, is that the grooves weren't spaced out properly — so the road sounds badly out of tune.
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Archeologists say its crafter appears to have then used a grinding stone to further smoothe its surfaces before creating grooves where a wooden handle would have been attached.
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The aircraft body is slightly bulkier than the original Mavic Pro, but it comes with some extra grooves that are designed to make the whole thing more aerodynamic.
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Musically, those parties had everything – tough and techy grooves, deep and emotive melodies and soulful vocals and strings – and the vibe in the place was always so good.
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Song data is written onto the CD when a laser in a CD drive pulsates at an incredibly high power to "burn" marks into the dye and grooves.
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Grooves in the frame will accept a standard-sized bolt head, making it easy for customers to clip on additional elements supplied either by Ikea or third parties.
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Since it's based on layering loops, or grooves, the Maschine MK3 is great for recording song ideas quickly, and to some degree, finessing them directly from the hardware.
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You'll place the vinyl record on the platter, which spins it so the needle can read the data in the grooves as the record moves beneath the needle.
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Lunar Waves is the imprint's sophomore release, and Roberto shows he's not hitting a slump any time soon, delivering four tracks of smooth and shimmering Balearic house grooves.
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And over decades the classic cup's design has been refined: its base has been squared to improve balance, ribbed grooves now line its sides for a sturdier grip.
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Starting in 1971, Blowfly released a slew of albums along a same-ish formula of smutty/funny lyrics parodying well-known songs on top of sleazy funk grooves.
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The technology for laser-etching grooves into a tortilla was tested out last year, after someone was inspired by a viral Youtube video of a fake tortilla record.
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Just 22mm long and 7mm wide, the object's surface has grooves and surfaces, as the scientists note in their study, published in the Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports.
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The Chiron's new adaptive chassis can be adjusted for different levels of ground clearance, and its underbody has grooves and active diffusers to guide air around the car.
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Each track is pinned together with squelching grooves, honey-sweet vocals and electro-soul beats that churn and slither as if they've got a life of their own.
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Their searing anticapitalist grindcore is a top-notch new entry into the genre's proudly state-hating canon, complete with wildly unhinged vocals, murderous grooves, and seriously headbangable riffs.
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The needle, otherwise known as a stylus, carves grooves in the lacquer in concentric circles toward the center of the disc, which then goes to a production company.
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Into these grooves slide a large foot rest and a smaller seat, both of which can be moved up and down, closer together, or farther apart as needed.
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Second, the film on which the hologram is captured is not a smooth one but, rather, a sheet of transparent plastic with microscopic bumps and grooves in it.
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I was thrilled with the beauty of it: the smooth, shallow holes and grooves had the look of secret runes—the writing, I imagined, of Druids or fairies.
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The clattering, thunderous racket, said Hillary-Marie Atkinson, a co-owner of Grooves Unlimited, was a reliable preview of how the Jersey Tap Fest, to be held Aug.
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His AirPod speaker includes even the smallest details of Apple's earbuds, from the small buttons and grooves, to the "L" that marks that it's for your left ear.
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The album's mesmerizing, fractal grooves are propulsive; its guitar tones are layered in overdubs and wonky effects, and Parker's gentle but piercing voice perfectly cuts into the mix.
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If you do so, do it like Mexican actress and artist Diana Garcia does in the video: naked with her Lady Godiva hair whipping around to the grooves.
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Mr. Murphy and the band often built songs like D.J. sets, starting with bare-bones grooves and then bringing in layer upon layer of interlocking lines and rhythms.
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"If I bared the grooves / in my spine, made my lust known," she reveals: the reel would remind me that someone with my face could never be loved.
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And in a continuation of the aesthetic, the crown's grooves are sharply angled and irregular, providing the added advantage of making it easier for the wearer to turn.
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For those seeking something to dance to, there are plenty of grooves, but they're shrouded in pleasingly messy, rough-hewed mixes of synths and heavily distorted vocal lines.
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But even though her volume rarely goes above piano, Noname has attitude and depth to spare as she raps over asymmetrical grooves that have a live, unprocessed sound.
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Before the two met, John layered his lyricism over soft and elastic grooves whose smooth house overtones lent a more delicate impression than the Scarborough native exudes today.
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About a half hour into the spacewalk, Koch's helmet video camera system and lights came loose and the astronauts tried to reattach it to grooves on the helmet.
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He had gotten really good at figuring out the shapes of viral proteins and how those molecular grooves and pockets grant access to cells or fend off attacks.
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The dance floor-tested grooves tangle and flex and evolve as they go — especially the prismatic Ukwuani style of the International Brothers and Rogana Ottah & His Black Heroes.
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"This is my favorite place," said Amelia Meath, Sylvan Esso's singer and lyricist, as she reclined on the floor, gazing up at the grooves on the animal's belly.
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So that little roughness at the bottom of the pointy bit, those little sort of grooves in the glass, those are really good places for a new bubble.
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I was astounded by the tonbak's versatility -- it can produce enough different sounds for an entire solo concert, from chilled out grooves to high-speed, virtuoso finger work.
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"If a newborn&aposs tongue is not cleaned, microorganisms begin to colonize within its grooves," says Preetika Chandna, a pediatric dentist and researcher who studies infant oral health.
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"Uyai" ("beauty" in the Nigerian language Ibibio) is an album full of positive-thinking songs and deep, inventive grooves that hotwire decades of African, European and American music.
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Mars grooves and flirts, and Cardi barks demands; even though they had success last year with their first collaboration, the remix of Mars's "Finesse," they're an unlikely pair.
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He notes that the volume of one 25-hertz RATF horn is equal to many thousands of household speakers, in order to produce those trademark supersonic rocketry grooves.
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Program staff know that any time you put a stylus to a record, it causes damage to the grooves—so trying to play them was out of the question.
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New research published this week in the science journal Planetary and Space Science is providing evidence linking the impact event that created the Stickley Crater to Phobos's conspicuous grooves.
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The same properties that make ecstasy-fueled ravers hug between dance grooves also make the drug uniquely suited to help scientists figure out how the brain supports social behaviors.
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But instead of providing screen protection, the Supershot Go, which is thicker than most screen protectors, features physical grooves you can use to guide your finger when throwing pokeballs.
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Khrzhanovsky follows grooves laid by Andy Warhol, Chantal Akerman, and John Cassavetes, filmmakers who approached the vanishing point of cinematic realism by boring into the minutiae of everyday life.
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Timbaland, the way he works with all of these layers and just builds these monster grooves — that's the most exciting sonic thing that I've heard in a long time.
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First up, we've got a split release with the maritime sludge fiends in the UK's Sea Bastard, whose droning dirges and horrific gurgles nicely complement Primitive Man's muscular grooves.
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The resulting grooves became a hallmark of the 'Minneapolis Sound,' utilized by The Time and Apollonia 6, as well as hits like 'Oh Sheila' by Ready For The World.
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Adorned with images of skulls and bones, the discs were given names like "ribs" and roentgenizdat, and held within their grooves the sounds of Elvis Presley and Louis Armstrong.
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Artists without mainstream recognition can make serious money pumping out these pleasant, anonymous grooves, which are swept up by million-plus follower Spotify playlists like DancePOP and Fresh Electronic.
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Tame's version hews closer to the rock 'n' roll heart of the original but bathes it in sunny grooves Kevin Parker's confessional Currents was often too heartbroken to pursue.
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"Summertime Magic" and "Feels Like Summer" are the kind of easily playlist-able pop singles that streaming services were built for, based on synthesized steel pans and easygoing grooves.
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With no equipment old enough to play it, the disc had to be transferred to a CD or a cassette tape to yield what lay within its old grooves.
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The fellas of James Supercave have always had a knack for teasing grooves out of existential anxiety, but these days the Noisey Next trio's tunes are feeling especially apt.
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The team first suspected the lake's existence when satellite imagery revealed grooves on top of the ice that looked similar to the terrain above known subglacial lakes and channels.
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Slickly painted stalls become cloudy skies in the grain of the photograph, and the flash alights etched messages, traveling into the stall's carved grooves and blowing out their dust.
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Now you got people exercising, the ball is going 50 yards farther, the grooves are bigger on clubs, courses are in better condition, guys have travelling gymnasiums with them.
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Related: A Clay Man Wiggles to Psychedelic Grooves in This Stop-Motion Film Toxic Babes and Slime Monsters Live on at TromaStudios Friday the 13th Spooktacular | GIF Six-Pack
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With the Golden Gate Bridge looming out of the fog it's a perfect setting for a ritual whether burning a wicker man or just throwing down some Wicked grooves.
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J.P. Soulive's brand of crackling funk can be casually irresistible: It's in the nonchalant, flick-of-the-wrist percussiveness, and the way its grooves linger tantalizingly close to liftoff.
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Tank and the Bangas string together grooves from funk, hip-hop, rock and gospel; serious storytelling, self-empowerment exhortations and dance instructions share the band's exuberant stream of consciousness.
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The stained surfaces look as if someone stuck her hands in grease and rubbed them onto the cream-colored door and the wavy grooves of the warped prefab wallboard.
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Pantera was founded in 1981 and rose to prominence in the 1990s, embracing sharper, deeper grooves and harder-edged sounds that pushed heavy metal into an even heavier direction.
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Soon enough the play has fallen back into the worn grooves of manipulative formulas, and if we follow its lead, we don't have a chance of thinking for ourselves.
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Halfway through, the piece obsessively explores frenetic riffs and rhythms, settling into grooves for long stretches, though passages of eerie harmonies lend a touch at once angelic and fearsome.
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The "Porky Prime Cut" greetings etched in the lead-off grooves, When not only did you listen to records, You held them up to the light and read them.
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From the political instrumental grooves of Horse Lords to the thoughtful indie rock of Nap Eyes and the dependable rhymes of Jean Grae, this list has something for everyone.
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Expect wry, hilarious non sequiturs muttered in between songs — like "Them Changes" and "Show You the Way" — that will be full of elastic funk grooves and blistering bass solos.
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She'll look for stress markers called enamel hypoplasia, lines or grooves across the surface of teeth that represent interruptions of enamel formation during childhood because of disease or malnourishment.
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The man may have created the grooves by passing rope between his teeth, as fisherman are wont to do—yet another sign that he made his living on the river.
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Vox and his band are on fire, captivating the audience with a mash-up of socially conscious hip-hop that integrates Haitian roots music, Afrobeat, Latin grooves, and reggae beats.
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It was hard to retrain my hand to find the left and right clicker buttons, especially since Logitech put an inch of space below them with no grooves or humps.
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They zip through everything from the deep grooves of Pepe Bradock, to the ominous clatter of Maurizio, to gloriously chintzy release of Tatsuro Yamashita, without ever sounding contrived or knowing.
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What we do know is that those grooves run deepest when etched in with music – but unlike vinyl, which is stiff and set, our memory is complex, flexible and malleable.
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Sonically the New Orleans duo's tune definitely sounds like a hidden hit from the 80s: canned beats, bouncy synths, and distorted vocals—Ross Farbe and Ray Micarelli making delicious grooves.
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You've got to make mention of their big fat math rock crush, of course, as well as their penchant for dark, spidery pop, and the urgent grooves bubbling up underneath.
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Through three albums, including her new "99¢" (Atlantic), Santigold has sung — with a bright yelp and a wealth of grooves — about stubborn individuality and artistic fulfillment in a commodified world.
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On "Interventions," fast, repeated riffs become collaborative acts, over drones and strong skeletal grooves that stress the upbeat, and the whole thing is held together by concentration, timing and willpower.
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But the limited edition partnership worked because of the enduring appeal of the suitcases, which are recognized for their signature aluminum grooves, according to Rimowa's Chief Brand Officer Hector Muelas.
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To build a following and hustle up gigs, the band played in the subway and at Orchard Beach in the Bronx, combining soul music, doo-wop harmonies and Latin grooves.
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The Raleigh, North Carolina quartet play a monstrous hybrid of blackened hardcore, chaotic metalcore, and tried-and-true death metal that's accented with fits of powerviolence and nu-metal grooves.
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Often sung in the Nigerian language which the band's name comes from, the songs on Doko Mien, take liberal cues from disco, jazz, West African funk, and South American grooves.
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In fact, the Chi-town rapper's bombastic rewiring of the source material simply served to highlight the majestic, mechanical grooves of one of Daft Punk's greatest achievements: making technology sing.
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There was the spacey late-night set by the London-based trio The Comet is Coming, mixing electronica, dub, psychedelic rock, funk and African grooves with an improvisational jazz sensibility.
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The double-LP version is deliberately pockmarked with jarring locked grooves in the middle of the track—just a few more slapstick pitfalls for unprepared listeners to get trapped in.
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Of course, his ever-nimble lyrics — which have made his name a byword for verbal cosmopolitanism — abound in paradoxes, puns and declarations of uncertainty, all etched into deep-burrowing grooves.
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Deep Detroit Who: Patrice Scott, Kai Alcé, Galcher Lustwerk Where: The Studio Detroit When: 10PM-93AM Deep house and dusty techno grooves from Patrice Scott, Kai Alcé, and Galcher Lustwerk.
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Saw You For The First Time, the upcoming debut full-length from Church regular Laurence Guy, fits into the label's aesthetic effortlessly across ten tracks of warm and welcoming grooves.
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On "Black Arthur's Bounce," Dresser pays homage as he leads his band through crooked dance grooves, well-cropped swing, riotous bursts of improvising and, finally, an almost-peaceful fade away.
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Much like some of their 1080p cohorts from the Canadian Riviera, the duo's sound is as informed by heavy, murky grooves, as it is by sandy textures and sprawling dreamscapes.
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On Thursday afternoon, that means warm, funky, psychedelic grooves from Sinkane, the Sudanese-American musician Ahmed Gallab and his band, as heard on the recent album "Life & Livin' It."bam.
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It's that what psychedelics seem to be particularly good for is jogging us out of our grooves of habit and allowing us to acquire a fresh perspective on familiar things.
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At a recent rehearsal there, with the Madrids' 5-month-old daughter looking on, the dancers ran through a section full of silky grooves and sharp, synchronized popping and locking.
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Pop music figures fell all year, many of their voices still embedded in the nicked vinyl grooves of old records that a lot of people can't bear to throw out.
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She is a nimble, honest songwriter in a variety of modes — synth-pop, shoegaze, garage rock — and never sacrifices grooves or hooks for some forced idea of lo-fi intimacy.
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A far cry from the untrammeled beauty of Tippet Rise, Butte is a spectacular example of the industrial sublime, a moonscape of strangely colored earth marked with pits and grooves.
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It's a cool, low-quality recording of a bunch of random people trying out to be the band's new singer, rocking and rolling their way through the song's catchy grooves.
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French house producer and film director Quentin Dupieux, aka Mr. Oizo, rightly saw a similarity between Jamie Lidell's cyborg-soul and the post-disco locked-grooves of the Let's Dance era.
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While the emerald green and midnight blue models aren't as flashy as the twilight gradient, they do offer a subtly-textured back that almost feels like the grooves on a record.
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Astronomers have debated the origin of these grooves for decades, but a new computer simulation suggests Phobos' stripes were made by rolling and bouncing boulders dislodged by a cataclysmic asteroid strike.
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"Swirling her makeup brushes on the legos' bumps and grooves (with your preferred soap) allows the brushes to be better cleaned (compared to in the palm your hand)," Redditor ohemgeeme explained.
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"I went to get my driver's license and they couldn't get a thumbprint — I don't have all the grooves on the tip of my finger from all the years," she shares.
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Local DJ crew Sweedish Erotica plays diva house when Kenzo arrives, and when Antonio hears the filtered grooves of "Back in the Days" by Alfonso Deep Touch, he's inspired to dance.
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A staggering 28 tracks long (hence the name), it's a clinic on timeless house grooves, radiating with warm chords, hip-rolling percussion, and velvety vocals espousing messages of love and hope.
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The band's lead single "For a Lover" incorporates a variety of textures and grooves into the track, pulling from everything in their book of tricks to deliver a catchy, meaningful song.
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The duo behind the grooves, the Canadian vocalist and producer Mike Milosh and the producer and multi-instrumentalist Robin Hannibal, have taken their time with a follow-up set of songs.
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"No Broken Hearts" coasts on party platitudes and idyllic tropical grooves provided by Iggy Azalea collaborators the Invisible Men before bursting into a ginormous, irresistibly good spirited chorus about overcoming heartbreak.
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The album's tight, high-minded complexity is firmly balanced by big, fat death metal grooves, innovative bass work (see "The Voices from Beneath the Well" especially), and a damp, sepulchral atmosphere.
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Perhaps the logic is that the longer you're there, the more a $450 Greek wine vessel or an $85 porcelain splatter-paint beaker with grooves like a peach pit seems necessary.
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They edge closer than ever to disco with the late-night grooves of "Always Ascending," Franz Ferdinand's fifth album and the first since the departure of their founding guitarist, Nick McCarthy.
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The 36-year-old quarterback is set to host his "official retirement party" at Grooves of Houston nightclub during Super Bowl weekend, a rep for Headliner Market Group tells TMZ Sports.
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The pair first met the year before "Coastal Grooves" came out, and the EP they made together, 2012's "True," was then known mostly as a breakthrough by Beyoncé's kid sister.
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Maybe it's the freedom offered by the liminal state, before the inevitable drag of being home, of settling into old grooves of relationships, whatever gap of understanding might always be there.
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He'll listen to it over and over, sometimes for years, until he knows all its notches and grooves, every dynamic change, all the subtle modulations of mood it provokes in him.
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Dungen's companion piece is a stunning odyssey of spaced-out rock instrumentals, kinetic bebop grooves and heavy guitar jams that would not sound out of place on a Pink Floyd album.
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Gentle grooves and softly arpeggiated guitars take the place of sprawling, climactic jams, yet their songwriting is taut enough that the audience is never in danger of being lulled to sleep.
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Winter tires — what used to be called snow tires — stand apart from all-seasons or summer performance tires with deeper grooves, a distinct tread design and special recipes for the rubber.
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"Nobody Speak," the second single from his first album since 2011's The Less You Know, the Better, has Shadow teaming up with Run The Jewels, returning to sample-heavy grooves.
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Now fully grown, "Pow" has its premiere at the 92Y Harkness Dance Festival, with a score that zooms from cinematic waves to reggae grooves, reflecting Ms. Garfield's thematic breadth and expansive interests.
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Conversely, one of the downsides of the age of plenty is that the more widely you listen outside your well-worn grooves, the more frequently you'll experience disappointment, distaste or just indifference.
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It's a roulette wheel that never stops, but instead of watching a crappy silver pellet zip around some coloured grooves you get to witness an entire football season unfold at high speed.
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It has ribbed grooves running down its back and sides that you can grate cheese on, and in back there's a red jewel surrounded by engraved metal that reads Red Media Machine.
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But it's also hard to imagine Bright would have made any major headway in theaters, that it would have had much luck prying people out of the grooves in their sofa cushions.
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Their fur is crawling with critters Sloth fur is long and coarse, and it features grooves and cracks that make a delightful home for things like beetles, moths, fungi, and (barf) cockroaches.
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We've all been there: waking up the day after Christmas with the sludge of cookies still on your teeth and a hunk of rogue sugarplum wedged in the grooves of your molars.
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Reflective of her outlook on life,—one that takes everything, even the good times, with a grain of salt— The Order of Time glides and grooves right before breaking your heart completely.
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"Don't forget — you also gotta get down with the down ballot," the Fresh Off the Boat actress instructs as she grooves her way through the final election video from Humanity For Hillary.
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As a respected local guardian of this era, she continues to track down the rare grooves of the time period since her early days when she started spinning tracks in the '90s.
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What the Chicago hip-hop artist was able to do was morph and bend the track into something with more grooves and beats, all while retaining the enchanting quality of the original.
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But in this florescent-washed basement—away from the Disneyland tourists upstairs and road-weary business travelers scrolling through their smartphones—there is a shinny community that grooves on what you do.
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If you want to mimic your favorite pro golfer's ability to put backspin on high wedge shots, the Callaway Mack Daddy 4 wedge has an innovative design with grooves on the clubface.
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A great dive-bar sequence, in which this gang of rebels grooves on "jelly donut" shots, keeps building and building until it explodes into a fight between Joe and Gelman's character, George.
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Nearly half the students for the Grooves Unlimited master class traveled from outside New Jersey to Livingston, and most will return for the festival, which is expected to attract around 150 people.
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Researchers did an autopsy, and instead of normal grooves formed in the brain during growth, the surface of the brain was smooth and there were numerous calcifications, which are suggestive of inflammation.
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There are moments throughout the album when you hear an off-kilter Balearic beat coursing through the record's grooves; other times he dives into the deep end with spacey house and techno.
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Chic, however, had a different vision: Rodgers and Edwards reimagined the disco's inherent excess by whittling down the style to funky, minimalist grooves that managed to be both organic and deeply danceable.
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Instead of the usual disco or funk directions, he's pursued the metronomic grooves and yelped choruses of post-punk-inspired 00s indie rock, as well as the poppier side of new wave.
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Some of those hits are likely to come on Freetown Sound, the upcoming album he played a few selections from that seemed to push his already killer grooves to more ecstatic highs.
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It is less about getting a senior citizen discount, although those are always welcome, and more about creating ones' own discount by having the time to wear grooves into an unlimited pass.
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A 3-D laser scan revealed the impressions contained evidence of a body shaped and sized like a rice grain, with a noticeable head, tail and even V-shaped grooves suggesting muscles.
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Underground Resistance, Sound Signature, Ibadan, Wallshaker Music, FXHE, Moods and Grooves, Soul City just to mention a few of the most immensely important ones that made all of what we did possible.
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"City Music," his fourth solo album, released in June, contains mellow folk-rock grooves, lonesome ballads and a cheeky homage to the Ramones, all loosely organized around the idea of urban wandering.
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But its guitar grooves are a Pan-African blend, drawing on the thumb-pianolike guitar picking of older Zimbabwean pop, on the lilting rumba of Congolese soukous and on hints of rock.
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Ms. Kidjo's versions of the Talking Heads songs stayed recognizable, keeping vocal parts and instrumental hooks, but they were layered with new back-to-Africa grooves, new guitar lines and new messages.
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Harvest | Not far from Ansell's factory in Thailand, workers carve shallow grooves into the bark of rubber trees so the milky latex inside can flow along a metal gutter into a cup below.
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Although the grooves ride the Peulh variant of the strummed and plucked ngoni lute, they come into their own when a one-stringed violin the Peulhs call a soku echoes the vocal line.
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As there is no cracking extending further away from the tool marks and that the colouration within the grooves matches the outer surface, we know these were made near the time of death.
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In 1989, Terada founded Tokyo-based label Far East Recording, putting his distinctively cheerful, proto-chiptunes stamp on the deep house sound nurtured by New York imprints like Strictly Rhythm and Nu Grooves.
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Engaging in the comfort binge can barely be classified as seeking entertainment, it's more of an attempt to let familiar voices, beats, and plots flow through pre-made grooves on an exhausted brain.
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In people with the condition, about 50% of the time the hair shaft will be heart-shaped or triangular instead of round, and have grooves along the entire length of the hair shaft.
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Listen to her nails grazing the grooves of the JANSJÖ desk lamp as she coos at you about the 25,000 hours of light its LEDs provide, for only $12.99 at your local Ikea.
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It's big enough to haul a small shoulder bag or rigid briefcase, for example, held in place with two bungees fitted with balls that slide into grooves at the back of the carrier.
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Featuring tracks from artists such as Friends of Matthew, Nu Tro Gen, Dream Frequency, Department of Dance (aka Robert Babicz), and Moby alias Voodoo Child, it bangs and grooves from start to finish.
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Dropping via ODESZA's label Foreign Family Collective on January 22, Bloom revels in laidback grooves of a Balearic, faintly house-y persuasion, with burnished soul vocals to give each song a beating heart.
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The Orientalisms they mix in are fresh enough to engage not just gullible U.K. ravers but an openminded outsider like yours truly; their trance grooves don't go for that overbearing Ibiza-style attack.
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A few weeks earlier on March 15, fans were treated to a one-of-a-kind experience when DJ Tennis came to lead cooking lessons backed by chill grooves at local restaurant Fooq's.
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Take lead single "Heavy Accent," premiering today below: It's a meandering, guitar-driven jam, all warm harmonies and beat scene grooves that halfway through reveals a lot more going on beneath the surface.
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Pianos, funky basslines, and snatches of vocal melodies drift in and out, creating grooves and blowing them up just as quickly, pulsing with the indistinct intimacy of the best kinds of studio outtakes.
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While the album included some decent grooves and amusing play-on-words track titles, it didn't do much besides allow the group to embark on a new exciting and well-received world tour.
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The video for the track, premiering today on THUMP, pairs gossamer visuals—a sun-dappled summer daydream and an inescapable tinge of PInk Floyd surrealism—with equally fanciful vocals and gentle bass grooves.
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Where that song revelled in hypnotic grooves accented by an imzad—a single-string bowed instrument used by the Tuareg people in Africa—his latest song, "Sonik Drips" ploughs a very different furrow.
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He grabbed a Y-shaped branch from a tree, and spent a few minutes carving grooves into the wood and stringing a cord through them as we watched, wondering what he was doing.
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Shroud Eater subscribe more to the Electric Wizard school of doom—windswept, lost soul vocals, unrelenting grooves, heaps of distortion—while Dead Hand reach for more of a lurching, cosmic YOB-inspired vibe.
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On the group's most recent album, "Mozaik," there are breezy, bossa nova-inflected grooves ("Once You Say Hello"), Soul Train-ready throwbacks ("Move Her Mind") and upbeat raps ("Before You Get a Boyfriend").
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Age has not been a barrier in the band's attempts to get noticed, though: they play loads of local shows for fond crowds, including gigs at Grooves Records Store for Record Store Day.
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They will celebrate the release of "Last Chance," an EP full of immaculately hip grooves, with this show in Ridgewood, Queens, featuring the left-field pop vocalist Shamir and other friends and collaborators.
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The little yellow unit has been around since the &apos70s, but it remains one of the most straightforward and effective ways to wring the dirt and grime from the grooves of your records.
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She sang bluntly about sex on her own terms, demanding satisfaction with feral yowls and rasps, her voice slicing across the grooves that she wrote and honed as her own bandleader and producer.
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You can move them around to suit your needs, though you are somewhat limited in the adjustments you can make, because of the grooves you need to slot the shelves into for stability.
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His lyrics usually begged for annotation, and he set up stylistic collisions: chamber arrangements assaulted by noisy guitars, Afropop grooves derailed by meter shifts, ballads that changed from sweet to strained and abrasive.
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A band that included Omar Rodríguez-López on lead guitar played Calle 13 songs along with some from Residente's new, self-titled solo album, forging hybrid grooves drawn from the Americas and Europe.
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VALERIE JUNE "The Order of Time" (Concord) Rootsy, leisurely, genre-blurring Americana grooves roll along and evolve behind Valerie June's assorted voices — nasal, clear, cracked, breathy — in songs with a casual, conversational surface.
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As tire tread wears away over time, the grooves get shallower, making them less effective at directing water away from the tire and elevating the safety risk for drivers, especially in rough weather.
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It's unlikely we'll get a song as singular as Kanye West's "Ultralight Beam" anytime soon, so best to linger on it, feel out its grooves and curves, allow it to seep into the pores.
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The game's tunes and grooves have anchored themselves into my soul, and even after stepping away for a few hours, I'm still nodding my head to the beat of one of the overworld songs.
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Turntables, even those with five-figure prices, operate on the same basic premise: a stationary needle follows the grooves of a spinning record, translating vibrations into electrical signals, which are then translated into sound.
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Prince's first record to promptly feature the Revolution—the aptly named outfit that accompanied him during his mid-'19893s apex—1999 upended synth-pop forever, its soaring keyboards anchored to laser-focused, disciplined grooves.
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However, in CTE, tau tends to accumulate around blood vessels and at the depths of the sulci -- the grooves in the brain's surface -- which helps to differentiate CTE from Alzheimer's pathology under the microscope.
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I think that with music, in the same way we don't feel like we can't play clean guitars and grooves with the instruments, we don't feel that we have to be restricted there either.
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By then Dev was performing slick, 80s-sounding synth tracks under the name Blood Orange, clearly now way more into squelching funk grooves and electronics than ferocious punk chords or twee, folk-pop acoustics.
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"Takamba", an instrumental track, combines funk-like grooves with psychedelic guitar phrases reminiscent of the 1960s; "Ilana" makes use of brilliant and dense fingerpicking as well as the power chords favoured in hard rock.
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When Weber and his bandmates finally stumble into celestial grooves — and they manage to do so at least once a song — they feel like spaces you could live inside: rich, roomy, full of detail.
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From the overt motor references on their 1974 track "Autobahn", to the synthy club grooves on 1981's "Computer Love," Kraftwerk gracefully exemplified the sheer weight of their influence on the other acts present.
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The instrumental trio just contributed a new track to an upcoming Scion A/V EP, and it's chock full of the warm, sleepy-eyed grooves and hirsuite 70s rock riffs we've come to expect.
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Go-go emerged in the DC club scene of the early 70s, when pioneer Chuck Brown had the genius idea of performing continuous grooves with a live band that kept parties going without pause.
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As one listens to the flanged electric piano, luxurious grooves, and the impeccably crisp vocals of all three gentlemen, one realizes that this mood is what humanity has been searching for as a whole.
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