This time around Nabil's clearly opting for more warped humor.
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We see comforting squares while the world is in fact much more warped.
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Open Reel Ensemble love producing weird sounds from obsolete tech—the more warped the better.
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Even more warped is the fact that Dee Dee urged others to help her with the charade.
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To be clear: I'm not saying Harris's cognition is any more warped by tribalism than, say, mine or Ezra Klein's.
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Jimmy McGill demonstrates a type of valor in this episode, too, though one that is quite a bit more warped.
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This is a damning result: The more political media you absorb, the more warped your perspective of the other side becomes.
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Die Reihe—the recording project of New Yorker Jack Callahan—returns with Housed, a cassette that surveys the history of house music and comes up with something a little more warped.
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"Tiny Cities" closes out Flume's new LP Skin, and it's made up of two distinct phases: a glittering introduction that lets Beck show off the high end of his range, and a closing half that's more warped and stuttering.
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Remains of the Day is a little colder than Never Let Me Go, and the main character — an English butler in a manor house around World War II — is much more warped by the world in which he lives than sweet Kathy H. was.
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There is no more Warped Tour as I type this now, and I don't desire the sweat of another person pressed into my back while my ears ring, but I do desire a memory of it, kept in a box where the moment looks more beautiful than it actually was.
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Known for an experimental but welcoming form of electronic pop, the duo of Thomas Mullarney III and Jacob Gossett create both emotive dancefloor tracks like "Backbone" and loungier affairs like "Running Out" in Escapements, all bolstered by Mullarny's melodic, breathy vocals, which cut through with reverb and other more warped sound edits.
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With America's current state of political turmoil leaving our brains more and more warped by each day's horrors, we often don't take time to reflect on the fact that plenty of other presidents were, in fact, Not Great either—and Trump certainly isn't the first commander-in-chief with a questionable diet.
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When to Rob a Bank: ...And 131 More Warped Suggestions and Well-Intended Rants is an edited collection of blog posts by American authors Steven Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner, authors of the Freakonomics series. It was published by HarperCollins imprint William Morrow on May 5, 2015.
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Henderson gneiss is found in North Carolina and South Carolina, US, east of the Brevard Shear Zone. It has deformed into two sequential forms. The second, more warped, form is associated with the Brevard Fault, and the first deformation results from displacement to the southwest.Sacks & Secor (1990).
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' We shot it in some of our friends' houses, and it just felt so real... and I think it's the first time in a video you're gonna get to see who we really are." Williams had stated "We're hoping to do one more tour across the States before we really get started with all the (European summer) festivals. Of course, I want to do more Warped Tour dates, 'cause it's, like, my favorite tour ever. We'll see what works out and hopefully just have another great year.
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Discord continues to taunt Twilight, who is determined to get back to the library in town to find a way to defeat Discord while her best friends' personalities continue to become more warped, losing even more of their color until they are completely monochrome. Managing to get them all into the library, Twilight and Spike locate the book about the Elements of Harmony, and are surprised and delighted to find the book actually contains the Elements. She forces her best friends to wear the Elements, though they are more willing to help after she angrily states that the sooner they defeat Discord, the sooner they never have to see each other again; Twilight also assigns Spike as the temporary Element of Loyalty because Rainbow Dash is not present. They go to face Discord, but the Elements fail to activate.
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" Los Angeles Times critic Cheo H. Coker described GZA as "a hip-hop M. C. Escher" whose lyrics "reveal layer after layer of thought with repeated listening", concluding that the album cements the Wu-Tang Clan as "the kings of New York rap." NME hailed Liquid Swords as "the best hip-hop album" in years, citing RZA's "spooked, creaky, incredibly dense" production and GZA's complex and "quite brilliant" lyrics. Mojo magazine characterized the album as "creepily beautiful" and "East Coast hip hop with a far more warped and disturbing slant on inner-city sickness than the in-your-face Californian equivalent". In Select, Matt Hall wrote that RZA "provides a series of austere rhythms, sparsely dotting violin stabs and plucked harps to provide the perfect backdrop to Genius' downbeat tales of New York's mean streets… Liquid Swords sneaks under the tape to qualify as Rap Album Of The Year.
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