China squelches online dissent and imprisons many of those who practice it.
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But coal projects are also sparking community opposition rare in a country that squelches dissent.
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Water squelches a fire -- and only a gunman, I would argue, can stop another gunman.
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Autocracy squelches the individual and brings with it a dullness to life, while individual freedom brings a fullness.
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A federal privacy approach is a really good idea, but not if it squelches the stronger state ones.
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In these cases, a child squelches their fear and desire to tell someone because of the trust they have.
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Mud squelches under my feet as I balance precariously on slippery, slime-encrusted bricks that serve as makeshift stepping stones.
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On this EP for the electro-tinkerers over at Trilogy Tapes, they fill machinic beats with squirrelly bubbling sounds and nauseous squelches.
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Chaebol leaders face broader questions as well about whether their economic dominance squelches small business and innovation, accusations that their lobbyist denies.
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Another highlight among the new tracks, "Lyrics," with Novelist, is littered with classic grimey sound affects: squelches and console game power-up noises.
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She squeaks and squelches and fries her voice in ways both upsetting and beautiful These sorts of moments are even more affecting in context.
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However here Beck has replaced the classic squelches with the bouncy, upbeat "Colors" plays as we're taken on a wild ride through the world of slime.
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But the new study, published in the journal Science, also shows that an antibiotic that squelches this organism slows the growth of cancer cells in mice.
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As its name promises, "Assault" is a relentless barrage of acid-indebted clatters and squelches, just a BPM or two behind Aphex Twin's contemporaneous analog experiments as AFX.
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Critics argue that with each move to foster better relations and American investment, the president is rewarding a dictatorial government that infringes on human rights and squelches democratic discourse.
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He's highly adaptable, from the manic squelches of Skrillex on "Hungry Ham" to the classic house-music revival by DJ Mustard and Stelios Phili on the excellent "Strive," featuring Missy Elliott.
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The duo flit through tracks every couple of beats, slamming the familiar squelches of the Roland 303 into this machinic rhythm that's skullcrushing and head-spinning (pick your order of operations there) in equal measure.
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The experts say the extreme remedy squelches the benefit of having multiple judges consider a question and gives lawyers an incentive to "judge shop" their cases to judges they believe will rule in their favor.
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Mr. Coates is the author of "Between the World and Me." We are being told of the evils of "cancel culture," a new scourge that enforces purity, banishes dissent and squelches sober and reasoned debate.
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Every little thing about this song arrives at an odd angle: the youthful naïveté of the lyrics, the squelches and shimmer of the production, the way he turns the feelings of this woman from loathing to love.
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From the pitch-shifted raps and metallic squelches that made up his early Stretch EPs to the bristling beauty of his two full-lengths Xen and Mutant, he's gravitated to sounds that are at turns vicious and wounded.
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One of the first things Høiberg recorded using the plugin was a skeletal version of "Wild Love," a track of downtempo squelches and vocal corrosion that feels like an R&B song beamed back from a Voyager probe.
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In the last few years, Chicago's become home to a certain kitchen-sink approach to jazz tropes, where rap beats, tape manipulation, and raga-esque guitar pieces can live amiably alongside the accepted squelches of saxophone and percussive polyrhythms.
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Giant electronic squelches, digital mosquito whines, and percussion effects fractured into a million tiny blades share space with popping balloons, plastic creaks, and broken glass, sweetened by soft melodies and soprano vocals and a corresponding air of vulnerable fragility.
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As Mark Scott reports, Google will respond this week to charges brought by the European Commission that the tech giant hobbles competitors and squelches consumer choice in cases involving its Android mobile operating system, its online searches and some advertising products.
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Sixth Stitch is, like many of the releases in this post-millennial wave of harsh noise-indebted club music, a collection of mutated and unsightly squeaks and squelches, sanded off and forced into shapes that more readily resemble techno's oft-unforgiving gridmap.
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It's not just static—though I certainly have been known to appreciate records that are—they use varying shades of atonality to paint a complicated darkness, twisting feedback and squelches and real-as-fuck riffing around one another in these terrifying and brilliant assemblages.
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Go back to "The Saxophone Song" from her debut, where Kate is sat brooding in a Berlin bar before yelping with revelry, "It's in me, It's in me" as she's "tuning in on your saxophone," before the spurt of a sax solo wheezes and squelches and farts. Classic.
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The goofily titled "Aaaaaaa" is the best of her bunch, a slow-mo collection of acid squelches, stuttering snares, and sickly drones that slowly sidles up to the dancefloor, breaching the edge before quickly receding again—a reminder, perhaps, that there's worlds out there behind the club's tomb-like confines.
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As busy as that description sounds, it's almost the breather the project needs before the high-tech aural blitz starts up again: "Natural Selection" careens through an atmosphere of fizzy synth stardust on four-to-the-floor rails; "Summing the Wretch" pairs digitally processed vocals against yet more amphibian-esque squelches; "The Burglars" flirts with becoming a number from a chiptune opera.
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Just as 2-Tone ska was a punky and distinctly British offshoot of Jamaican ska, dubstep began with British dance producers making dubs of two-step garage songs in an attempt to emulate the Jamaican recording engineers who, on the B-sides of reggae singles, would use original tracks as the source material for experimental flights of fancy, tuning down vocals and emphasizing the rhythm section while introducing ghostly effects and squelches to the affair.
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" Evolution, in his view, "is the ultimate status quo" and "squelches dissent." Young people, who "love rebellion" see that and are attracted to ID as a result. "The public supports intelligent design. The public is tired of being bullied by an intellectual elite.
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Matmos gained notoriety for their use of samples including "freshly cut hair" and "the amplified neural activity of crayfish" on their first albumCooper, Sean (2008). [ "Matmos"], AllMusicGuide.com and "recorded the snips, clicks, snaps, and squelches of various surgical procedures, then nipped and tucked them into seven remarkably accessible, melodic pieces of experimental techno" for their album A Chance to Cut Is a Chance to Cure.Phares, Heather (2008).
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Comedians counter hecklers by controlling the flow of conversation. Some comedians ignore the heckling. Others devise a strategy for quashing such outbursts, usually by having a repertoire of comebacks for hecklers—known as savers, heckler lines, squelchers, or squelches—on hand; those who handle the moment in an off-the-cuff manner do so by giving the heckler "enough rope to hang themselves." Stewart Lee treats heckles as genuine inquiries.
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Khal from Complex felt that the video for the song matched the laid-back vibe of the instrumental. According to Khal, "The end result was a thing of beauty, with tropical visuals properly matching the laid back vibe of the instrumental. Perfect percussive accents dwell around the chilled melodies ". James Poletti from dotmusic felt that Aaliyah's "breathy vocals become stutteringly suggestive as the track squelches and pops its way to a rather lovely place".
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Breakbeat hardcore (also referred to as hardcore rave) is a music genre of the very early 1990s that spawned from the UK rave scene. It combines four-on-the- floor rhythms with breakbeats usually sampled from hip hop. In addition to the inclusion of breakbeats, the genre also features shuffled drum machine patterns, hoover and other noises originating from new beat, acid house squelches and bleeps, and often upbeat house piano rolls and vocals.
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It is located at 300 N Clark Drive in Beverly Hills, California.Official website: HomepageMathis Chazanov, Temple Emanuel Congregation Rejects Merger : Religion: Despite support by acting rabbi and board, members voted against joining Wilshire Boulevard Temple. Decision leaves a $2-million debt and squelches hopes of easy solution to finding a new rabbi., The Los Angeles Times, December 09, 1993Oded Rosen, The Encyclopedia of Jewish institutions: United States & Canada, Mosadot Publications, 1983, p. 18. .
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Hinson said the dialogue and direction style were terrible and that Larroquette was rehashing his character from the television comedy series, Night Court. The New York Times reviewer Janet Maslin said Joel Zwick's direction "is so outstandingly maladroit (that) it squelches any possible humor". Maslin also said the film featured too many car chases and had such a pacing of such "artificial liveliness from beginning to end" that "there's nothing in the last reel to distinguish it from the first".
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John Bush of AllMusic wrote, "Though none of the previous Green Velvet club favorites are reprised for his album, Cajmere has created a raft of future classics, all along the same lines." Peter Margasak of Chicago Reader commented that "his austere mix of robotic rhythms, analog synth squelches, and occasionally hallucinatory lyrics sounds like nothing else out there." Richard Brophy of Hot Press described the album as "a minefield of personal traumas and reflections on the woes of our world".
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Victoria Segal of The Times described "My Love Is Pink" as indestructible, and wrote that it confirms the group's status as "the bionic band". Lauren Murphy of Entertainment Ireland characterised it as one of the album's "sense-stirring tracks", while BBC's Tom Young praised the track as "sassy and Girls Aloud-like". According to Leon McDermott of The Sunday Herald, the song "jumps and squelches with its sassy brio". A critic from The Liverpool Daily Post & Echo considered it one of the album's highlights.
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It features stuttered rhythmic loops and abridged vocal samples, contributing to a "stadium house" sound reminiscent of The KLF, whereas "Move - On" features Ford's vocals atop synthesised strings and a sped-up funk drum loop. "In Your Blood" is a sinister acid house track, featuring a more minimalist approach containing tinny percussion loops and synth squelches. The track was mixed by CJ Bolland. "Sashay Around the Sun" is reminiscent of electro funk, while "20 Park Driven" is a slow funk track, driven by organ and reminiscent of The Rolling Stones.
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Media response to "Doomed" was generally positive. Gigwise's Amy Gravelle hailed the song as "an epic introduction to the album", praising the presence of synthesizers as well as Sykes's vocal delivery. Tom Bryant of Alternative Press also praised the song's vocals, writing that "The ambient, dubby squelches of "Doomed" create nervous tension ... Then, quite from nowhere, [Sykes] finds a gorgeous melody, hitting a sweet-spot falsetto that tingles the spine". Rock Sound writer Andy Biddulph identified the album's "delicate opener" as evidence that the band were "bursting with fresh ideas and executing them to perfection".
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Controller John Aaron recruits Mattingly to help him invent a procedure to restart Odyssey for the landing on Earth. As Swigert and Haise watch the Moon pass beneath them, Lovell laments his lost chance of walking on its surface, then turns their attention to the business of getting home. With Aquarius running on minimal electrical power, the crew suffers freezing conditions, and Haise begins to feel ill and runs a moderate fever. Swigert suspects Mission Control is withholding their inability to get them home; Haise angrily blames Swigert's inexperience for the accident; and Lovell quickly squelches the argument.
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Other minor characters include Ms. Sorkowitz, Ozy and Millie's kangaroo teacher and Principal Beau Vine, the bull principal of the school who allows bullying believing that, "Repeated exposure to unprovoked assault squelches unhealthy nonconformist tendencies." Dr. I. Wahnsinnig (German for insane or mad), is a ring-tailed lemur psychiatrist of the school who fights with Vine over school issues. Ozy's dragon cousin Isolde is another character who, like Llewellyn, is in charge of various conspiracies. Another character is Pirate Captain Locke, a child pirate from an alternate dimension on the other side of Llewellyn's couch, in which people age backwards.
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It is characterized by a dark, sci-fi mood, near-exclusive use of synthesised or sampled sound sources, 2-step kicks and snares and influences from industrial and techno music, what some writers have described as a "clinical" sound. Although described as having a "techy" feel, techstep's relationship with techno should not be overstated. It shares the technique of creating a high-energy collage from abstract, synthetic noises, including samples, bleeps and squelches: it rarely uses instruments that have not been processed by effects. Similarly, quantized drum-machine kit and percussion sounds are favored over naturalistic human breakbeats.
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On February 20 antigovernment protesters gathered in Tehran and some other parts of Iran to Iran to commemorate the deaths of Jaleh and the other protester (Mohammad Mokhtari'God, Let Me Die Standing': Remembering Mohammad Mokhtari by DAN GEIST, 17 Feb 2011) killed on February 14.Iran Squelches Protest Attempt in Capital, nyt.com 20 February 2011 According to the New York Times, "shops in Mahabad and Sanandaj were closed" after Kurds called for a general strike in response to the death of Jaleh. Yet another protester, Hamed Nour-Mohammadi, was killed on February 20 when "thousands took to the streets of Iran's largest cities", according to Human Rights Watch "to commemorate the deaths of Saneh Jaleh", and Mohammad Mokhtar.
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Mwng is a "lo-fi", raw, and understated record of rock songs, "stripped of the bleeps and squelches" that appear on the Super Furry Animals' other releases. Although the album's lyrics are in Welsh, singer Rhys has said that "musically there's nothing Welsh about it at all", going on to state that the record's only real Welsh influences are Datblygu (the writers of "Y Teimlad") and Meic Stevens. Instead, the record is a tribute to the band's obsession with "Anglo- American pop culture of the 60s, 70s and 80s", and is an album that "can be understood on a musical level anywhere in the Westernised world" regardless of whether or not the listener can understand the lyrics. Bassist Guto Pryce said that he feels Mwng "sounds like an album" rather than a collection of individual songs, due to the fact it was recorded live and over a short period of time.
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