Sentences with phrase «eerie sound of»

Willem de Rooij's sound installation Illulissat relies too much on contextual information to be convincing; without the text explicitly referring to Mondrian's Lighthouse at Westkapelle and Bas Jan Ader's ocean travels all you're left with is the eerie sound of sleigh hounds.

The artist has hung an early Mondrian which is slowly illuminated in a room with the strangely eerie sound of Greenland pack dogs howling.

I woke in the morning to the eerie sound of curlews, and was lucky enough to spot plenty of herons and a few oyster - catchers.

You just want to turn up the volume and listen to the eerie sounds of the game.

Not exact matches

The April 26 dive of NASA Cassini spacecraft in the gap between Saturn and its rings came across few particles and gave freaky sounds indicating empty space and an eerie silence.

The Eerie poetry that small girls chant (or compose) as they skip rope and the strange rhythmical games involving hand clapping or bouncing balls that children improvise on city streets have been recorded by an imaginative sound engineer named Tony Schwartz, in what the New York Times the other day called the most original piece of work ever put on records.

Throngs of students and fans gather in the streets, whisky bottles sail out of hotel windows, automobiles jam and collide and the sound of sirens furnishes eerie background music to the unstill night.

In an eerie parallel of Black Wednesday almost exactly 15 years ago, which destroyed the Conservatives» reputation for sound economic management, Northern Rock might yet be engraved on Gordon Brown's heart.

On their walk home from school, twins Jane and Jim explore why sounds can be startling (like sirens), soothing (like certain types of music), or mysterious (like eerie creaking in an empty house).

The brain of a person seizing sounds to some like atonal and eerie avant - garde music.

I mean, if you've ever heard the eerie song of the humpback whale [whale song], you know that it don't sound like no spring peeper [frog sound].

The resulting mini-documentary — filled with the eerie, laser - like sounds of bending ice — went viral in February.

Eerie sounds from the edge of space were recorded for the first time in 50 years aboard a NASA student balloon experiment.

The space agency compiled a compilation of some of the eeriest sounds from space, just in time for Halloween.

A secluded retreat with a private beach where you can take a plunge into the pristine water and the only sounds you hear are the humming of dragonflies and eerie calls of a loon echoing across the lake.

The music stops swelling, the battering ram of battle sounds ceases, and an eerie silence settles in.

The eerie, humming sound of a hymn on the soundtrack [also heard by the man - apes around the earlier monolith] indicates their approach toward the magical object.

It's the audacity of the film - making, however, that's truly bewitching here: the eerie, long tracking shots, the dazzling flares from lighting sources that eclipse the figures, and the spaced - out spookiness of Danny Bensi and Saunder Jurriaans» score, creating an isle full of noises, sounds and sweet airs.

A master of the creepy, slow tracking shot married to eerie sound design, Shults creates an entire post-apocalyptic universe out of little more than sticks and stones, setting It Comes at Night in a lonely house in the woods, where the three surviving members of a family hide from marauders and disease.

In addition to the eerie apparitions, the story, based on a Korean horror film, includes scenes of intoxicated teens and the depiction of sexual sounds and activities between teen and adult couples.

And when his 1958 masterpiece «Vertigo» — that eerie romantic chiller starring James Stewart as a detective afraid of heights and Kim Novak as the beautiful mystery woman for whom he falls — was recently voted the best movie of all time, finally beating out runner - up «Citizen Kane» in the Sight and Sound film poll, it was a recognition that was probably as much for Hitchcock's entire oeuvre.

We're afraid, not because we're wrapped up in the story or the danger that the characters are in, but because Wan and company keep turning the crank on the metaphorical jack - in - the - box, as we hear the eerie music amid the dark environments and we brace ourselves for the sudden appearance of a horrific looking apparition that appears out of nowhere, accompanied by the sound of someone pounding on a piano that sounds to be about 10 times louder than the rest of the audio.

The soundtrack's full of 90s hits from Pulp, Primal Scream, The Housemartins and more, while Steven Price's orchestral score actually has quite a bit of refreshing earnestness to it — the 90s pop songs solidify the nostalgia - comedy part of The World's End, while the eerie electronic sounds and intense orchestration of Price's score help immensely to sell the action scenes and drama.

Anchored buy an eerie and atonal theme for Heath Ledger's Joker, which was reportedly recorded in a parking garage, and incorporated the sound of a piano being demolished, Zimmer's score remains the modern standard for comic book movie scores.

What makes the film's sound design so effective, however, isn't just the noise of whizzing bullets and discharging firearms but the moments of eerie silence.

Filmed seamlessly between an elaborate sound stage and a couple of park locations, the film has a dark and eerie feel to it that's probably too intense for younger children.

After a week of driving, the power steering started to screech whenever I turned the wheels while the engine was cold (with warm engine the eerie screeching sound...

The opening shot of the new polished compressor is accompanied by a typical supercharger whine, with only the faint sound of angry V8 exhaust noise in the background it sounds decidedly eerie.

After a week of driving, the power steering started to screech whenever I turned the wheels while the engine was cold (with warm engine the eerie screeching sound was gone).

That eerie, high - pitched hum from an electric motor you can scarcely hear on the roadway is what Agent Smith would describe as «the sound of inevitability.»

And finally, and this I think is the big reason why many don't take the plunge, you stand completely alone beside your work, taking a huge risk that, even after all your labors the only sound to reach your ears is the eerie silence of your one hand clapping (the other one is, of course, occupied holding up your book to a world that doesn't give a shish.)

We put on headphones to hear how it sounded in an action movie where all sorts of stuff was blowing up and moving around us with eerie effect.

The sound of a dog howling can seem mysterious, eerie and mournful.

I had heard him playing his instrument down the hill, the low eerie sounds wafting out of the tall grasses.

Today this event is commemorated by the stunning monument consisting of 35 steel tubes, based on the church organ concept placed on the mountain top making an eerie sound as the wind constantly whistles through it, in the midst of the wreckage of the plane reminding those present of the sad loss of life.

The music and sounds in the game are eerie and are, hands down, one of the game's most defining features.

The dreadful sense of isolation the game imparts is captured perfectly through the excellent sound design — one of the best of any title this year — and eerie soundtrack.

Series composer and sound effect master Akira Yamaoka once again lends his eerie talents to the project to create a number of requisite background tracks and even a few solid vocal pieces implemented at the appropriate moments.

Eerie music, with sounds of screeching violins among other sounds really sets the mood when walking up or down stairs or even whilst traveling through a confined cave in the dark, sure even with night vision a cave isn't a safe place to be if something was to confront you.

Most of the music includes a soothing, almost eerie ambiance, but it's generally overshadowed by the sound of bullets and laser beams.

The music and audio itself has an eerie percussive and synth sound, that works well with the creepy metallic aesthetic of the game.

Sound quality has also been improved with 5.1 surround support and a higher sampling rate, allowing you to listen to the eerie, haunting ambience of wind, moans, growls and roars in higher quality.

Also the sound department didn't manage to capture that old eerie feeling they used to have with the games, like if you played an older RE game with headphones on chance were you would get scared at some point or at least pumped up for what was waiting around the next corner, however Revelations did not manage to do this to me this time around which was kind of a let down but nothing really game - breaking.

The over-expository story told to you by floating heads via radio, the confusing (for my age) plot, the meta nature of the game where you have to look at the back of game's case to find a Codec frequency or, similarly, look at a girl's ass to figure out her disguise, the eerie existence of Psycho Mantis, his goddamn ominous theme, plus all the ambient sounds within the game itself — it was just so full of moments that all seemed like isolated but big events, like remembering scenes and elements from a film.

Now throw in the amazingly eerie soundtrack and sound effects and you got yourself a beautiful experience ahead of you.

Coupled with its eerie atmosphere and creepy aesthetics (the run down and flickering setting of Rapture combined with the spliced out enemies sets a statement tone from the game's inception), Bioshock's sound enhances the overall experience.

Most of the sound is carried over from the All - Stars version as well, though there are some new pieces of music added as well, such as a slightly carnival - like tune played inside of the jars found throughout, or the eerie tune that lets you know a mini-boss lurks nearby, before kicking into the full boss theme for the battle itself.

Each spirit has their own characteristics and will make eerie sounds when they come out of hiding, with some attacking you head - on.

There's more to contend with than eerie sights and sounds, of course.

The music does a better job at setting the tone providing an eerie backdrop of sound to the gameplay with tracks that are clearly modeled after the haunting soundscapes Akira Yamaoka provided to the Silent Hill games.