But there was a shift to some more experimental stuff.
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More experimental— the whole psychedelic vibe Skáphe and Wormlust have.
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To date, most Area 120 projects have been more experimental.
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But there are other, more experimental mods in the works.
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Or we could be more experimental with gadgets or whatever.
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Boy Kong's mural work is admittedly more experimental, even improvisational.
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In Berlin, for example, you inevitably go a bit more experimental.
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This is a bigger, more experimental album compared to its predecessor.
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The B-side became more experimental using echo, feedback, and repeats.
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Start-ups don't have established systems and are much more experimental.
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Baylor Swift takes the same confidence into a more experimental realm.
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But sometimes, our look or mood requires something a bit more experimental.
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More experimental forms of nonfiction — somewhere between memoir and fiction, like Knausgaard.
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His collection mixes a straight documentary approach with a more experimental one.
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And the company's more experimental (and more expensive) offerings sell out quickly.
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As her music became less chaotic, however, it also became more experimental.
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Now, several of the more experimental objects are falling into mysterious decay.
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I want to see more experimental music being used to protest injustice.
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I listen to a lot of drone or more experimental stuff too.
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My colors were a little more experimental and I wore a bold tie.
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"Of course, we need more experimental proof to substantiate these results," Jagannathan said.
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As Ms. Pasquini's profile has risen, her street art has become more experimental.
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Its music was richer and more experimental than anything they had produced before.
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So, state agencies have turned to a more experimental form of escape ramp.
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Some pieces are more intuitive, and tend to be my more experimental pieces.
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" It was their income that supported the more "experimental, niche areas of The WELL.
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The deconstructed top trend is a more experimental take on your classic button-down.
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Do you think more immersive experiences are allowing for more experimental and adventurous narratives?
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Slowly the realism of the collection gives way to stories that are more experimental.
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When Mischa joined "The Hills," Spencer imagined a more experimental version of the show.
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Many large tech companies don't necessarily want to be associated with more experimental ideas.
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I was fresh out of options and desperate enough to try something more experimental.
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Youth is more experimental; if there is something new, they have to taste it.
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While the illusion isn't quite as seamless, the visuals are more experimental in their variety.
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The iPad, on the other hand, lets Apple be a little more experimental and open.
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"The more experimental forms of writing tend to start with things like horror," she explained.
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The series takes its title, however, from the more experimental "One Way or Another" (1974).
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The informal set up allows Mr. Kessler to be more experimental than some other distillers.
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Mario had a more experimental approach to game design, it's more about trying out and testing.
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I started to be more experimental with my clothes and fashion and a little more androgynous.
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After 2008 the practice became more renowned, more refined, but not necessarily more experimental or pioneering.
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But while it has massive earworm crossover appeal, Currents really thrives in its more experimental moments.
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Let's just say the girl might be an even more experimental makeup junkie than we are.
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He's still a blaze in transition and one of the more experimental passers at his position.
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And dealers are more experimental in the Upper Galleries section at FIAC, which I find rewarding.
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In theory, I'm interested in exposing these types of more experimental practices to a wider audience.
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But it is the smaller, more experimental charter schools that may have the most to lose.
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"The dubious woman could be more outlandish in her dress, and more experimental," Ms. Arnold said.
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Some of which are budget-friendly and accessible, while others are more experimental and eye-catching.
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How did you find the transition from Sibian & Faun to the more experimental work you create now?
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It's easing into a more experimental approach to how its customers manage their time in the car.
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After a year spent cloning almost every aspect of Snapchat, Instagram has turned to more experimental features.
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While the feature feels more experimental, Facebook confirmed with TechCrunch that it's rolling out to users now.
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But it's also working on a more experimental project that CEO Yuka Kojima describes as interactive cinema.
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Parts of the album seems slightly more accessible than the tape while other parts seem more experimental.
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But in recent years she's moved away from that, favoring more experimental works and unconventional production techniques.
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DeepMask and SharpMask are more experimental research projects and focus on what the FAIR team calls segmentation.
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Jones's skillful craft shines in straightforward descriptive verse, and also in more experimental and sound-driven modes.
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Partnerships with more established businesses like Honeywell to roll out more experimental ideas is also growing, he added.
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While others are more experimental with looks that play with prints and textures in the same color family.
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In Part II, called "Walk With Me a While," the film becomes far more experimental, deconstructive, and unpredictable.
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The later stories in "Prodigals," on the figurative B-side, are more experimental and a bit less persuasive.
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The outlet is partnering with Huffington Post to create more experimental types of films for its core properties.
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Why it matters: To fans, "OK Computer" was a landmark pivot to the band's later, more experimental work.
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Last year brought brief fame for the more experimental FFC-Acrush, a "boy band" whose members are women.
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Snap's plans for Spectacles are more experimental and weird, but just as far-reaching in their ultimate goal.
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It also heavily relies on a chatbot-like interface which feels more experimental than practical at this time.
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For now, we just might get a bit more experimental when playing around with prints in Larson's honor.
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"Mature" isn't meant in a pornographic way; Young Animal focuses on telling stories that are quirkier, more experimental.
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A different technology, "flow batteries," which use chemicals dissolved in liquids in tanks, were considered even more experimental.
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To assess the real extent of this risk, more experimental work with specific focus on hygienic aspects is needed.
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For Coachella, that means making forays into security measures that are more experimental as well as enhancing the traditional.
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"There are therapies inching forward and much more experimental therapies under clinical and pre-clinical investigation," Dr Stoll said.
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So clearly, the company is spending a lot of money on its more experimental projects, and that's nothing new.
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The Pixel C comes from an earlier age of Google hardware, when the company took a more experimental approach.
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Are there particular outfits that you see as emblematic of Katherine's shift toward a more experimental approach to fashion?
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This information allows basic scientists to take the next step and do more experimental work and really delve in.
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The former, dedicated to more experimental sound and images, includes Your Face, the latest work by Tsai Ming-liang.
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As usual, "more experimental and theoretical scrutiny" is required to completely nail down the internal structure of these pentaquarks.
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However, I don't think it's necessarily encouraged in the same way that it is in a more 'experimental' environment.
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The smaller, more experimental Mt. Tremper Arts, located a little west of Woodstock, is now in its 11th season.
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Ikea has entered a more "experimental phase" in recent years, said Patrick O'Brien, UK retail research director at GlobalData.
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His new release "W:/2016ALBUM/" ventures into more experimental territory, resulting in some of his most exciting music ever.
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Gibbs moves away from his street-laced tales and Madlib is more experimental than ever with his woozy loops.
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His new release, "W:/2016ALBUM/," ventures into more experimental territory, resulting in some of his most exciting music ever.
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People were into all sorts of music in the office, and we were a bit more experimental in our range.
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"I write dumpy white-boy folk songs but I always want to include more experimental things in there," he says.
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But Chinese phones have already far surpassed those notched designs due to the faster and more experimental pace of technology.
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" Dave Van Patten Rob Corradetti "'Computer Blue' always stood out to me as one of Prince's weirder, more experimental tracks.
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Lately, it seems celebs are getting more and more experimental with color — and we're feeling it in a big way.
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The album was more experimental than Bergling's previous works, incorporating elements from other types of music like country and bluegrass.
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We took a much straighter approach and when we started Chavez I knew I wanted it to be more experimental.
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That has pushed him toward some of the more underground, more experimental Chicago artists and surprising riffs on current sounds.
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Down a more experimental route, Google previewed its vision for Android's future, where users can access apps without downloading them.
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The lack of money in the drag community maybe forces people to be more experimental with the materials they're using.
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This multidisciplinary day party, thrown by MoMA's even-more-experimental sister museum, starts Saturday and runs every weekend through September.
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In all these shows, the dancers essentially retained traditional dance forms, even if their music and staging were more experimental.
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Three years later, after Ibibio Sound Machine has toured from Thailand to Iceland, "Uyai" makes its hybrids even more experimental.
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I remember I used to be a little bit more experimental and it didn't work as far as selling stuff.
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There are a lot of more "experimental" comics artists that are really inspiring, like Alexis Beauclair, Aidan Koch, and Tara Booth.
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If fashion is supposed to not only reflect real life, but challenge basic ideals, then why aren't designers being more experimental?
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Its more experimental apps have had longer runs, as the company used them to gain feedback to inform its larger projects.
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If players expect the developer's latest game, Control, to follow in these more experimental footsteps, however, they're in for a surprise.
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Montreal has some nice niche scenes and venues that can help develop the more experimental stuff, which is essential for creativity.
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But researchers and companies are hoping that a set of more experimental methods will improve those odds by hacking biology itself.
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When Google launched Inbox, its more experimental next-gen email client for Gmail, one of its flagship features was Smart Reply.
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Everything from the traditional VR experiences (games, rides, and films) to the more experimental (like a VR rave) were on display.
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Wall Street appears happy with the profits Google announced on Monday, even as Alphabet's more experimental bets have led to losses.
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And both have made important dances for BalletX, the smaller, younger and far more experimental of Philadelphia's two chief ballet troupes.
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Part of its genius is undoubtedly due to the Vallera's—and the rest of the bands—fascination with more experimental music.
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It seems like TRANSITION will be on the more experimental end of things stylistically, which is not surprising coming from Jaar.
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As the stores become more experimental, Ms. Drubay noted, they are evolving — as the Rijksmuseum shop has — into destinations unto themselves.
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One will add a more experimental flavor to the game, while the other concerns which hero characters players can choose from.
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What has changed now is that many of the early games with virtual reality are shifting to a more experimental phase.
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When people are down the rabbit hole of substance abuse, musicians tend to make more experimental records, like Station to Station.
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There are also many more experimental shorts on the bill than at the average film series, where the norm hovers around zero.
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Speaking from his summer research base near Moscow, Kondrashov said he hopes to see more experimental verification of the interactions between mutations.
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While you have more time to nurture your individual interests and relationships, you can also be more experimental with your beauty look.
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Alongside the standard setup, Facebook also built support for a more experimental NFC login system, the first major deployment of its kind.
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In recent years, that vineyard has gone from producing shiraz, syrah and cabernet to branching out into more experimental and natural styles.
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While some measures, like the drones, are more experimental, event organizers are getting more creative in the ways they keep people safe.
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But Bindell has received more pushback from Conservative and Reform Jews, who otherwise tend to be more experimental, than from the Orthodox.
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Almost every page is laid out differently, and Williams does more experimental comics-making than has ever taken place in Sandman before.
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It's a newer league and, as such, a bit more experimental than more established competitors, he told CNN Business in an interview.
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This cartoonish chart of Amelia Earhart's last flight is one of the more experimental "maps" to make into The Atlas of Design.
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The money would also fund more experimental programs, like the business incubator and the urban-policy think tank that the museum runs.
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Still, for Apple, a more freewheeling attitude, one that pushes it to put out more experimental products, could be worth the risk.
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It's a place that allows us to dive deeper into science, travel farther afield, and get more experimental than we could elsewhere.
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Zadie Smith's novel, set in a working-class neighborhood of northwest London, feels more immediate and realistic the more experimental it becomes.
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Others are more experimental: an orange cat curls around Kevin Waldron's piece, while Rivera's lantern is bound with knots of bright yarn.
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And at the same time some of us loved this other, "less dumb" music that had a more experimental, less dancey sound.
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"They provide a place where these kinds of conversations can be a lot more playful and a lot more experimental," she said.
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As a child I listened to more than punk and rock music, later I have loved electronic and more experimental music styles.
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The dance world tends to compartmentalize itself: There is uptown dance (code word for ballet) or downtown dance (the more experimental variety).
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After all, many of the Alexa skills offered today are of low quality, or more experimental attempts from developers testing out the platform.
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Although Uber should continue to invest in driverless cars, some of its more experimental "moon shot" projects will probably be for the chop.
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Years later, Teicher has stayed true to her childhood fascination with pop — though her instincts skew more experimental than her former role model's.
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Her first major press collection, Break It Down, shows an unorthodox mind at work, though her more experimental prose was ahead of her.
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While it had taken Coxon's nudging to push Albarn in a more experimental direction, the frontman soon embraced this new form of songwriting.
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Under him, the Philharmonic felt more experimental and ad hoc, as if a staid Victorian mansion had been kitted out with funky furniture.
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That performance should help bolster Porat's reputation on Wall Street as the executive who is reining in spending on Google's more experimental businesses.
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Mozilla's Test Pilot program for Firefox has long been the organization's way to trial some of its more experimental ideas for new browser features.
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We have a feeling the business mogul is getting more and more experimental with her looks — and this Met Gala outfit is a start.
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What's surprising, perhaps, is that Soundgarden were afforded the autonomy to make either of those albums, not least the more experimental strains of Badmotorfinger.
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It's nice to have the pilot batch, because we can do more experimental things with Vietnamese ingredients that might appeal to people's adventurous sides.
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At this point it's hard to tell whether Series represents Medium's best guess at the future of mobile media creation, or something more experimental.
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Though it just opened its own drive-up grocery pickup service in Seattle, many of its effort in brick-and-mortar feel more experimental.
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It's really interesting then that you've come to think of your music as pop music, given that you come from a more experimental background.
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However, over recent years a lot of dance floor music has become far more experimental in its approach - but this is still very niche.
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There's more experimental storytelling, more gambles with the book's characters, plus moments that explore issues like the role of social media in our lives.
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My tastes veer on the darker/more experimental side of dance music, and this was honestly unlike anything I'd heard up to that point.
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It makes it harder to forecast teams, but it's also refreshing to see the league head this direction in terms of more experimental hiring.
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They simply assume the reign of hip-hop today and are more experimental with how they incorporate a hip-hop aesthetic into their shows.
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The four-track instrumental tape sees Diepe flexing his more experimental tendencies, and includes a moody house remix by White Material affiliate Galcher Lustwerk.
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Judges examined 24 categories ranging from mainstream beers (like lagers and I.P.A.s) to more experimental beers (like those infused with fruit and exotic spices).
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"I do think with print magazines now, with the importance of the newsstand receding, you can get away with being more experimental," he said.
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Gohl often repeats lyrics about "crossing lines" and "feeling sick" as the album goes into darker and more experimental territory in its second half.
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When he did, releasing the more experimental, lo-fi "Rock and Roll Nightclub" in 2012 on Captured Tracks, the indie-rock stars were aligning.
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Three more by professional food writers eschew the standard formula of "tried and true with a twist" in favor of riskier, more experimental territory.
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" Suggested Serving: "I'm a lot more experimental now, mixing the bag with prints like this tie dye top as well as solid color pieces.
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An important caveat: This hypothesis — that paying attention to events makes us perceive time as passing more slowly — still needs some more experimental evidence.
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Trevor de Brauw: Well, I've always recorded solo stuff on the side and most of it veers off into more experimental or abstract territory.
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At the time, that included speakers and displays, but also more experimental gadgets, like small robots, art installations, a projector, a 3D printer, and more.
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Still, Dempsey said, there are few substitutes to having actual sensors in a car, even though more experimental technologies do exist to simulate real driving.
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Like the Sleep works, the works in MUTATION are sewn and stuffed to give them a sculptural quality, but one much more experimental and diverse.
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American Realness, founded in 2010 by Ben Pryor, is among the more experimental, packing the three theaters of Abrons Arts Center with boundary-pushing performances.
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While the story is perhaps not unique, "Zombie" is the most accessible of Fulci's films, which went on to get only more experimental and grisly.
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Most painters responded by getting weirder, more abstract, more experimental; representational figurative art was anachronistic, inert, crusty — a form of vanity exclusive to the rich.
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Among her more experimental offerings is MC1, a bespoke anti-aging cream infused with patients' own plasma (and for this, there is a lengthy waitlist).
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Buoyed by mainstream crossover stars like Dwayne Johnson and John Cena (and the president's enthusiasm), the wrestling genre has also pushed into more experimental directions.
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Pop helps me to structure a lot of my music and think of melodies, whereas the textures come from more experimental stuff I listen to.
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Some feared the Whitney would lean too heavily on blockbusters after moving downtown; it's good to see the museum erring on the more experimental side.
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All three artists have released on Symbols and represent the more experimental realm of our 2015 releases, so it felt right to include them all together.
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The young actress has always been sartorially wise beyond her years, regularly incorporating more experimental fashion brands like Rodarte into her standard red carpet wardrobe rotation.
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It's the kind of simultaneously personal but playful storytelling seen in docs like Meet The Patels, but taken to a far quirkier and more experimental degree.
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Now that she's ventured even further out emotionally, the next phase would seem to be stepping further out into the world of more experimental music production.
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Soon most of those bands moved on to genres like post punk and new wave, and Plurex and No Fun started putting out more experimental stuff.
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If you listen to them with a fresh perspective, you'll hear two distinctive and all-around solid projects that ultimately telegraphed Blu's later, more experimental work.
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"Pruning some of Uber's more experimental or money-losing efforts" might be on the horizon, said Anand Sanwal, CEO of venture capital data firm CB Insights.
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As they battle for attention, companies are gravitating toward more experimental mediums like virtual and augmented reality, hoping to find fresh ways to grab consumer attention.
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The relatively recent innovation of "Friendsgiving" — a Thanksgiving celebration with friends instead of family — is shaking up old standards and leading to more experimental Thanksgiving cooking.
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The album's incredible, too; on Full Circle, she walks back the more experimental tendencies of Van Lear Rose and instead reaches for the tried and true.
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The melodies themselves aren't particularly complicated, but the arrangements are heavily orchestral, in contrast to the more experimental and electronic-heavy scores that are popular today.
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Other acts tended toward more experimental fare, including circuit-bending from composer Tyondai Braxton and a beautiful set under the stars by the ethereal Julianna Barwick.
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" On its 27 album, "Ones and Sixes," Low enlisted the electronics-oriented producer B.J. Burton, and the partnership continues on the new, more experimental "Double Negative.
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But assuming this is all accurate, it shows off a more restrained approach to design than the far more experimental G8, for better or for worse.
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Some of the most interesting forward-looking features, like Collections, Microsoft's new take on bookmarking, are still only available in the more experimental pre-release channels.
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More experimental art project than fully-formed movie, "Never Here" might snag some attention for providing Sam Shepard with his final, all-too-brief screen role.
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Even a more experimental narrative will usually start from the place of a character with a recognizable goal, and then subvert our expectations from that point.
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In the 1970s, as American films became more experimental, diverse and exciting, the marketability of foreign language films diminished, O'Sullivan said, adding that not much has changed.
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But the director has also been releasing more experimental projects — things like Cooking with Bill, and a darkly comic three-minute short starring Sharlto Copley as God.
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Mozilla is laying off a portion of its Connected Devices team, which worked on Firefox OS and Firefox phones before recently shifting over to more experimental products.
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My mom always told me I'd buy less if I got more experimental with what I already had, and years later, I finally get what she means.
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Art world excitement revolves this year around Material Art Fair, which attracts a younger, more experimental demographic—60 percent are first-time exhibitors, ranging from 34 countries.
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At the same time, Bungie's more experimental ODST and Reach had me eager to see them tell new stories with new characters, new abilities, and new worlds.
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THUMP: I've noticed that there's a number of Florida transplants living in NYC making heavier, more experimental sounds, people like Cienfuegos, J. Albert, Person of Interest, etc.
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The next phase of Mr. Forsythe's career landed him in a more experimental world of theater and dance; but recently, he's fallen back in love with ballet.
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" The band is best known for its hard-rock takes on familiar Christmas songs, as well as for more experimental songs like "Christmas Eve/Sarajevo 12/24.
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Both the Frames and the Loop seem a lot more experimental, but Amazon's limited release go-to-market strategy suggest it has planned for that as well.
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But what gives the tech companies an edge over traditional car companies is the ability to be fast, loose, and more experimental, because much less is at stake.
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To achieve that, trillions of dollars will have to be invested in wind and solar energy, batteries, electricity grids and a range of more experimental clean-energy sources.
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I think a lot of people don't know how to appreciate more "experimental" music and I understand that because it's really different compared to what you normally hear.
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The writers I talked to have all done their share of street bombing, but Willets Point offers them space to do nicer, more playful, or more experimental work.
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Yet as I spoke to Donna that morning, I realized how much that omniscience has begun to wane — unleashing a more experimental or even artisanal approach in oncology.
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So are the parameters of pop, which has become more experimental than ever, thanks in part to the women and queer artists who drove the conversation this decade.
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Clive: Jacob Gorchov from Palto Flats contacted me a couple of years ago and suggested that he would like to release an album of our more experimental tracks.
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Save for two EPs—2012's excellent Work, Live & Sleep in a Collapsing Space and last year's more experimental Assertion of a Surrounding Presence—he's stayed mostly quiet.
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And if this marks the beginning of Wayne's run as a prestige guest for the artsier/more experimental music world a la Andre 3000, that would be great.
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While the original "Iced Flowers" staging was more experimental, he adds, "this time, collaborating with Dries and his world, my work became much more certain and strong." video
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As the director of the Frankfurt Ballet from 1984 to 2004, and the more experimental Forsythe Company from 2005 to 2015, Mr. Forsythe stretched dance to daring extremes.
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A large section will also be devoted to important local galleries like Blum & Poe and Regen Projects and more experimental, emerging spaces like the Box and Anat Ebgi.
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Freed from having to face off against the onslaught of fall broadcast network premieres, cable networks debut their new offerings, while the broadcast shows often grow more experimental.
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Gemstones were nearly eliminated in their designs, replaced with progressively more experimental touches of color: black niello, a mix of metals; ebony; resin; plexiglass; pigment; even broken glass.
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Those results are more experimental, composed into abstract diamonds or squares, and with body parts photographed in rapid-fire succession, or a light bulb dangling alone in space.
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For the last three years, Test Pilot was Mozilla's project to trial some of its more experimental Firefox features with a group of users that opted into this program.
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"The only outlet in mainstream culture for classical and more experimental music to be heard is through movie soundtracks, and they're such a wonderful display of emotion," she explained.
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Some of Musgraves' peers in the realm of more experimental or pop-friendly contemporary country, like Sturgill Simpson and Maren Morris, have also been vocal about supporting gay rights.
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We'll see whether the social app gains "Santa Cruz" support and whether it will grow to become a stock app or continue to live in its more experimental phase.
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Featuring cuts from the likes of Simian Mobile Disco, Pearson Sound, and Italojohnson, DJ-Kicks 57 flits and flutters between hard-edged club-ready techno and more experimental sounds.
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Major stars like Drake, Frank Ocean, and Kanye West have all worked to stay ahead of the curve by embracing more experimental sounds and working with left-field producers.
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In the 1960s, Mr. Buchla's instruments represented what became known as the West Coast philosophy of electronic music: more experimental and less commercial, breaking away from tradition and virtuosity.
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Still, the flavor here is a definitely more experimental than at the previous three, which means you're just as likely to encounter a life-changer as a let-down.
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Could chefs create a demand for new varieties that were more experimental and interesting and diverse, more nutrient-dense and more thoroughly delicious, from root to stem to leaf?
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The Teatro Farnese, a massive, 17th-century wooden structure in the Palazzo della Pilotta complex in Parma, has of late been the site of the festival's more experimental productions.
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Last month, Blizzard announced plans to make Overwatch a bit more experimental through limited time modes that may — or may not — eventually become permanent fixtures of the hero shooter.
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"The very obvious sort of experimental writing is not really more experimental than that of a conventional writer like myself," he said in a Paris Review interview in 1989.
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And I think when you make B-sides, the pressure is off to a certain extent, so you can have a bit of fun and be a little more experimental.
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The conference typically includes announcements for new features coming to Facebook's suite of apps, along with updates on its more experimental efforts in virtual and augmented reality and artificial intelligence.
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"I was trying to create music based on the last two years of my live shows that were getting, from gig to gig, more experimental and more rhythmical," Hauschka explains.
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Amazon 4-star continues the online retail giant's brick-and-mortar expansion; it joins Amazon Books, Amazon Pop-Up mall kiosks, and the more experimental, cashier-less Amazon Go locations.
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We will continue to come up against the AI inscrutability problem, so we might need to look to more experimental forms of narrative to articulate that unknowability and ontological novelty.
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I'm a filmmaker who is coming from a more experimental and narrative background and some of my earlier work used a lot of mixed media, lo-fi animation, and slides.
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We're looking for a mix of games that will be accessible to the audience who come to EGX, but we also want them to showcase stranger, or more experimental work.
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Hissing's side of the split is certainly the more experimental of the two; Sutekh Hexen are well known for their diabolic noise, and Hissing do well to match that tension.
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They've charted a similar course through extreme metal, beginning in Satanic savagery and slowly morphing into something more dynamic, more experimental, more atmospheric, and, occasionally, more industrial (see "Red Silence").
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While Our Pleasure drifted into poppier and more experimental territories, Through a Wall is a straight-up hardcore record—fast and punky with Thomson sounding more pissed-off than ever.
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Both biological and cultural influences play a role in altruism, but to find out exactly what those influences are and how they interrelate, we need a lot more experimental research.
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Since then, the game has come a long way, and it emerges in a new context, one where players have flocked to more experimental multiplayer games (most recently, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds).
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The Canadian synth pop band created an exclusive guest mix for us featuring an eclectic mix of house and techno classics from Larry Heard and Theo Parrish and more experimental tunes.
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Puddles can be more experimental, with stunts like singing "Pinball Wizard" to the tune of "Folsom Prison Blues"—regularly earning hundreds of thousands of viewers and occasionally scoring a viral hit.
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X functions as an incubator for Alphabet's more experimental endeavors, like self-driving cars or giant balloons that deliver internet connectivity, and Chronicle is the first cybersecurity company it has launched.
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Lao: Electronic music was considered something new, but it also had kind of a cheesy stigma—even though in the early 2000s, there was a healthy scene doing more experimental stuff.
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No one recognizes that feeling more than Granelli, who, at the age of 75 is returning to the album's material after decades of avoiding it in favor of more experimental work.
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It allows you to be a bit more experimental at times and you can get outside of your comfort zone and try new things, whereas a single format doesn't allow that.
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Classes are being offered by the Merce Cunningham Trust, freeskewl — where teachers specializing in more experimental practices can be paid through Venmo — and by dancers at the Martha Graham Dance Company.
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They run the gamut from intimate character dramas to galaxy-spanning epics, each of them as big and bold as their genre implies, but far more experimental and varied than ever before.
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And while that might be true outside high-end retailers like Good Vibrations, Amrich says she makes a point of buying more experimental sections of the color wheel alongside the predictable sellers.
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The new drug and medical device field could then be split between traditional FDA approved medicine, and medicine that was more experimental and less proven—but cutting edge and, most importantly, available.
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As fresh and clean or as bold and bright as you choose, the look is part of the wave of more experimental and playful beauty seen both within the industry and online.
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Sesame also brought about the development of headsets for puppeteers and allowed Henson to work on more experimental fare in the form of brief, interstitial learning segments featuring unconventional puppets and animation.
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Early 2017 is the target for a consumer release with revised hardware, by which time there will also be considerably more experimental data and scientific reportage — or, at least, that's the plan.
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The second half of "Songs" shows him becoming ever more experimental, with such pieces as the soundtrack to a book ("The Prison", 1975) and its chiefly instrumental companion album, "The Garden" (1994).
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Forever straddling the line between the dancefloor and the more experimental forms of underground dance music, he takes the acid house he came up on to headier, more abstract, more beautiful places.
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I saw both of your New York shows the last time you were in town—the more experimental one at Nowadays and the more club-oriented one at Bossa Nova Civic club.
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Since his death, Rashad's proteges like DJ Taye and DJ Earl have more explicitly pulled at the genre's connective tissue, marrying it both more explicitly with rap and more experimental electronic forms.
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When Facebook launched NPE Team, it stressed that these new products were more experimental than Facebook's core apps like Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp — and that there's no guarantee that they'd be hits.
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No disrespect to the day-after-Thanksgiving sandwich—it's a beautiful thing, and there's so much room for creativity—but this feels like a good year to get a little more experimental.
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They're found in clinics that focus on more experimental treatments that have not been fully-vetted by randomized clinical trials and peer-reviewed papers, which are the gold standard of medical research.
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Back in Melbourne, as his books after "The Plains" became more experimental and inward-looking, he felt like an increasingly marginal figure — so much so that, in 1991, he decided to quit.
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If Ms. Dodd's exhibition risks being too airily New Age in its presentation, a gallery news release written by Ms. Dodd and David Lewis coaxes the exhibition into more experimental-art territory.
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And a lot of these more experimental earlier phase things we typically like to really make sure they're valuable to people if we put a ton of time and effort into them.
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And with his next, more experimental 2019 album, Harry takes all these elements of his identity a step further, securing his spot in the popular music landscape as a modern rock star.
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He becomes a bit more experimental with his colors in the 1880s, and brush strokes get slightly freer, as well: Trees are stippled with a perpendicular brush rather than merely smeared horizontally.
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What we do know: The company is planning to run ads that "play on the nostalgia and trust Sun-Maid raisins represent," and the brand is leaning into its more experimental flavors.
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Yet, Alphabet's more experimental businesses cost it billions of dollars per year, and as a result, the companies that get spun out come under pressure to prove their worth and turn a profit.
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Together with Zetsche he oversaw an effort to sweep away layers of bureaucracy and encourage a more experimental approach to new products, changing a culture often stymied in strict hierarchies and meticulous planning.
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The singer, with the aid of her unparalleled stylist Mel Ottenberg, tends to eschew all the major trends in favor of more experimental looks truly only she can pull off with such aplomb.
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Their first EP, the self-released, pop-focussed Think of Light, arrives this Saturday, while the more experimental and beat-driven Bridge will be released later this year via Montréal-based label Unfulfillment.
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The CTO said he was inspired by the prototypes built and demonstrated at the event, but would advise teams to be even more experimental in their work at school and on these projects.
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The development of the new Edge has progressed pretty rapidly and the latest build has been very stable, even as Microsoft started building more differentiated features like Collections into its more experimental builds.
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Metacritic Score: 76/100Pablo Larrain's "Jackie" followed Natalie Portman as Jacqueline Kennedy after the assassination of John F. Kennedy but was more experimental than just a traditional biopic, requiring a score to match.
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Most of Mr. Easton's panettone will be jeweled with citrus peel and homemade raisins, but a few will be more experimental, shot through with pieces of candied pumpkin, or candied quince and almonds.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - Democratic Republic of Congo has approved four more experimental treatments against the deadly Ebola virus, the health ministry said as it raced to contain an outbreak in its violence-torn east.
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Over a few years' time, the program had allowed the organization to trial more experimental features — some of which made their way to official products, like the recently launched file-sharing app, Firefox Send.
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Researchers are going to be taking data on this deployment of rVSV-Zebov, as well as looking at other even more experimental therapies—the antibody drug ZMapp and the antivirals favipiravir and GS-5734.
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The 63,20143-square-foot space is intended to function somewhat in the way that MoMA PS1 in Long Island City, Queens, serves as an edgier, more experimental affiliate of the Museum of Modern Art.
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Suitsupply Vice President Nish de Gruiter says this risk-taking attitude also comes through in its suits, which are cut slimmer and tailored to be a little more experimental than those of traditional suppliers.
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After the assassination of Malcolm X in 1965, he took a more radical stance and a more experimental approach to fiction that culminated in his last novel, the dystopian fantasy "Dunfords Travels Everywheres" (1970).
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Mark Hollis, the frontman for the British band Talk Talk, which had synth-pop hits in the early 1980s before veering into a more experimental sound that influenced a generation of musicians, has died.
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But even though their eagerness is palpable, this production aims for something more experimental: to give the dabke a contemporary spin by embellishing it with other forms, like ballet, hip-hop, circus arts and capoeira.
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As the genre became more and more experimental, publishers put "A Novel" on book covers to reassure people that they were approaching something familiar, while simultaneously stretching the definition of what a novel could be.
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The VR-1's total 87-degree field of view is smaller than that of the Oculus Rift or HTC Vive, let alone the 200 degrees offered by something like Pimax's more experimental VR headset.
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Concur Labs, the slightly more experimental arm of SAP's travel booking and expense management service Concur, today announced an integration with Slack that may actually make managing your expenses a bit easier and less annoying.
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John Jones is probably best known to the world at large as one-fourth the Baltimore based noise wrecking crew Dope Body, but he's also spent the last couple of years indulging more experimental fascinations.
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But neither of those competitors can match the freedom of movement of what HTC calls "room-scale VR," and the front-facing camera is more experimental than anything we've seen from them in recent months.
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But Google's new European licensing terms for Android appear to be piling additional pressure on OEMs not to switch even for more experimental and/or regional device launches, according to privacy-focused search engine Qwant.
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While her working style is getting more and more experimental, she goes super low-key off the clock in an Adidas tracksuit and Stan Smiths, which she wears daily to make paparazzi shots less desirable.
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After years of struggling with a persistent, antibiotic-resistant infection in his chest that required regular courses of intravenous antibiotics, you can understand why someone might be open to trying something a little more experimental.
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As seen in the recent Bouquet series, a series of painted flowers, Boy Kong showcases a style that seems to use modernist colors and abstractions to turn simple forms into more experimental shapes and hues.
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For Deftones' third album, 2000's White Pony, they looked to break free from the rap-rock palate they developed on their early efforts, 1995's Adrenaline and the more experimental Around the Fur in 1997.
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His story is perhaps most widely known because of the film Boys Don't Cry, but it was also explored during that same period in a much more experimental and fluid form by artist Shu Lea Cheang.
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Trent Reznor hinted that Nine Inch Nails' upcoming EP Not the Actual Events would be more experimental than his usual mode, and with new single "Burning Bright," he's made good on that promise and then some.
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" That's because artificial intelligence is good at analyzing information (including language and images) and making decisions based on training, according to the IBM research lab's blog, but creating new content is "a much more experimental activity.
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The narrative occasionally stumbles, and includes cliché lines, such as the summation of a detective investigating various jinn-related whodunits, along with Ada's final lines — reminders that Diop's work is strongest when more experimental in form.
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"We've got 11 rooms here, and they're all about creating a more experimental program through just the sheer volume of experimental things happening in one place," Somerset House Studios director Marie McPartlin tells The Creators Project.
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For Deftones' third album, 113's White Pony, they looked to break free from the rap-rock palate they developed on their early efforts, 1995's Adrenaline and the more experimental Around the Fur in 1997.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, the film will be "darker and more experimental in tone and content," which favorably calls to memory The Dark Knight, and Heath Ledger's incredibly compelling and devastating portrayal of The Joker.
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Between the poignant lyricism and poetic narratives that have enraptured fans for more than two decades, Thom Yorke's existential musings imbued the grunge-laden overtone of the late 90s with a softer and more experimental palette.
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This is to say that a pioneering black entertainment movement had just gotten underway, a pivot away from the revolutionary respectability of Sidney Poitier toward grittier, rawer, more experimental genre stuff — toward alacrity, lunacy and verve.
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With international cinema undergoing radical changes in the mid-to-late '60s, Donen opened up to a more experimental form with "Two for the Road," a British road drama that dissects a relationship across multiple timelines.
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The Panorama special for more experimental work will present "The Road to Istanbul" by the French director Rachid Bouchareb, about a Belgian woman who discovers that her daughter has gone to Syria to join the Islamic State.
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In the meantime, investigations for other, even more experimental therapies, such as stem-cell therapy, are expected to continue, providing men with a wide range of options to regain control of their sex lives in the future.
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Separately, the labor boss urged caution on Chief Executive Dieter Zetsche's push to move employees into collective so-called swarm organizations as part of his drive to encourage entrepreneurial freedom and a more experimental approach to products.
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The 1 album is like training wheels for a budding Beatles fan, where the band's transition from the sweet "Love Me Do" to the far more experimental "Come Together" can be completed within a single car ride.
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Our partners have all been really keen to work with us, as it has allowed them to take on more experimental approaches to design without any of the risks and connect to a new network of fans.
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Alphabet's more experimental "other bets" projects, which include self-driving car division Waymo, reported just $146 million in revenue and a $727 million operating loss, which is on par with the company's usual investment in the divisions.
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"One of the main things that is to our benefit is that we have years of history supporting emerging, under-recognized artists and allowing established artists to take new directions by supporting more experimental exhibitions," she says.
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Disregarding the structural tropes of music that prefigures it sonically—the measured plod of industrial music, the twitchy energy of more experimental forms of techno— Pure Expenditure stretches out, moving more free-associatively between themes and sounds.
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She's also become a bit more experimental with her hair, even cutting her long, pop star-esque locks into an on-trend lob, which is often worn styled in lived-in waves and bends, courtesy of Jen Atkin.
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"I have been thinking about the days of New York's party scenes in the early 80's, when it was a little bit more wild, seedy and rough and dirty and more experimental," the designer explained to Reuters.
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Currently Head of Group Research and Mercedes-Benz Cars Development, Kaellenius has helped Zetsche to sweep away layers of bureaucracy and encourage a more experimental approach to new products, changing a culture of strict hierarchies and meticulous planning.
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From the sound of it, the programs will be a bit more experimental than iRobot's usual fare, as the company figures out, among other things, whether this is the sort of add-on its users are interested in.
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Between pushing the boundaries for just how much of your hoo-ha is actually covered by a flimsy pair of bottoms to pairing string bikini bottoms with more experimental tops, swimsuit designers are doling out the love, too.
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Some of the more experimental settings allowed you to do things like apply psychedelic flange to the world, just in case the bad trip scenes from Fear and Loathing are something you'd like to experience without taking drugs.
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The new Alphabet structure separated Google's core business -- selling digital advertising -- from its more experimental long-term businesses like investing (GV), internet access (Access), home automation (Nest) and health technology (Verily and Calico), which it calls Other Bets.
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While the per-second pricing could mean companies will end up paying less money for certain workloads, the change might also lead companies to be more experimental with their use of EC2 instances for certain types of computing.
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Three years ago Friday, Google co-founder and then-CEO Larry Page first announced the new corporate structure that separated Google's core businesses from its more experimental "Other Bets," including its health-care projects and venture capital arms.
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Documentaries — whether they're made in the traditional talking-head format or a more experimental mode — are a big part of the Sundance Film Festival's annual programming lineup, often setting the pace for the year's most talked-about nonfiction films.
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Through their Professional Printmaking Program, artists are given the opportunity to work with SHG's Master Printer to produce silkscreens, intaglio, relief prints, or more experimental formats, with part of the proceeds of their sales going to support the program.
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It aims to offer Twitter a more experimental testing space where the company can try out new ideas outside of its existing public network, gain feedback from testers, then develop new features as a result of what it learns.
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I've always been much more experimental with my hair, dyeing it pink and blue and red, bleaching it and dyeing it black in college, but in terms of makeup, I inherited the less-is-more thing from my mom.
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The euphoria, the new and the unknown, as you are bounced from main stage to some of the more experimental and forward thinking tents / arenas and even to get a peek at backstage and inside the DJ's inner sanctum.
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In the decades that followed, he's mostly worked on films he also wrote and produced, from grubby B-movies like Machete to special effects-heavy family fare like Spy Kids to more experimental genre pieces like Sin City and Planet Terror.
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Donath's points runs parallel with Versions' overall interest in how we can explore and embrace new and different paradigms for cultural forms in VR. In pursuit of this, Versions' later panels were a refreshing push toward the more experimental and eclectic.
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These turn into more experimental landscapes, for example "Evening: The Red Tree" (1908-10) or the highly colourful and luminous "Mill in Sunlight" (1908), a response to Vincent van Gogh, and the more formally Luminist works, including "The Red Windmill" (1911).
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We unfortunately didn't get to try Style Match or the Street View features that were shown off during the keynote, the latter of which is a more experimental feature without a concrete date for when it will actually arrive for consumers.
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Her sound got smoother, more emotional, leaning towards R&B at times, and then back to more experimental hip hop; a weird mesh of textures that would ultimately culminate in her self-titled debut album, out in November last year.
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"We are becoming more experimental," said Georgina Chapman, who, with Keren Craig, designs the Marchesa ready-to-wear and bridal collections, as well as Notte, a new diffusion bridal line whipped up from lightweight materials that reflect the springtime runways.
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So while "Homecoming"— in addition to Ms. Keener and Mr. Isaac, it also stars David Schwimmer, David Cross and Amy Sedaris — is billed as a psychological thriller, it feels more experimental than the thrillers we're used to watching on film.
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At some point, the watch industry will get out of the sales rut it fell into a few years ago — that at least appears to be the conviction behind some of the bolder, more experimental designs being unveiled this year.
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The specs are toward the upper end of the budget phone spectrum, similar to the Moto G or Z, but the hardware — at least so far — has tended to be a bit more experimental than the standard Moto-branded phones.
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The now-massive dating app can afford to be more experimental, having already established itself as a market leader — in 2019, Tinder brought in $1.2 billion in revenue, leading it to be the top-grossing (non-game) app of the year.
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Under Mr. Gelb's leadership the Met, which has had a reputation for mounting conservative, traditional productions, has increasingly turned to more experimental international directors, including Willy Decker and Patrice Chéreau, whose posthumous production of Strauss' "Elektra" was a highlight last season.
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Artists like Billie Eilish and Lorde have found success by defying the conventions of the pop landscape, as have more experimental artists like Grimes and FKA Twigs; they may have lss at stake, but they aren't afraid to get weird.
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"Samara will give us even more experimental space to apply what we've learned over the last eight years and pioneer services for connection, commerce, and social change within and around the expanding Airbnb community," Gebbia said in a press release.
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"When I was younger I always knew everything that would happen in advance, but as the years have progressed, I have been a little more experimental with materials and open to the element of chance," he tells The Creators Project.
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" Kubery says the key to the book was two pieces of advice Miller gave him after he sent his first roughs (11x17 conceptual versions of a page.) Kubert was told to "be more experimental," and warned not to "forget about negative space.
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If you were going to pick a writer to turn an X-Men character — even a more experimental X-Men character like David Haller, whose powers tend toward the mind-bending — into a TV series, you might not land on Noah Hawley.
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Virtual try on could be an important piece for Amazon's fashion ambitions because buying clothes isn't always just about about fit — especially if you're contemplating buying higher priced, more experimental fashion vs wardrobe staples that people can be comfortable buying without trying.
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But while Duplex remains a more experimental and far-off effort — one we'll likely be debating in the weeks and months to come — Google's more measured approach to artificial intelligence as it pertains to legacy product development didn't garner as many headlines.
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Related: Remastering Goes Wrong in These Trippy 'Seinfeld' and 'The Simpsons' Remixes The Trippy Art (and Trippier Life) of Occult Artist Marjorie Cameron The Photographer Capturing People on Drugs | High Art The Artist Who Drew Himself on Drugs Is Actually Way More Experimental
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So far, ByteDance's efforts around TikTok Lite seem more experimental, given it hasn't put up a proper description on Google Play, runs two separate Lite versions and had offered the app in some markets briefly, pulled out, then returned with another version.
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The device's short battery life curtails these early dreams, but the ideas surrounding active listening and some of the more experimental efforts the company is currently engaged with paint the picture of a future where we can hear the future we want to.
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The five women here present a pretty accurate spectrum of the sounds coming out of widely-consumed European pop right now—Zara and Dua fall into the more solidly mainstream camp, while Charli, MØ, and Alma represent something a little more experimental.
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In creating them, they're a way of making something that doesn't have to hold the same weight as a fully-fledged photobook—they can be a way of exploring more experimental ideas quickly or act as sketches or drafts of something bigger.
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As the country experienced political upheaval, economic change, and sporting victories, in war and in peace time, Bachchan has been a constant -- appearing in light-hearted comedies, emotional family dramas, love stories, action-packed entertainment flicks and, recently, more experimental cinema with a powerful message.
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I know he's never been in the wider public consciousness in the way Moog has (and I'm not dissing Moog), but Don's approach to synthesis and performance always seemed, to me at least, way more interesting and far more experimental and cutting edge than Bob's.
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Able Baker Contemporary is a new, artist-run space that, alongside lasting staples like SPACE Gallery and Institute for American Art, aims to subvert conservative gallery practices and offer a more experimental approach (New Fruit, Border Patrol, and art walks on Peaks Island are others).
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All photos by Eva Michon Back in 2005, any passionate music nerd with an appreciation for the oft-lambasted, more experimental side of hardcore and punk had likely already added Head Wound City's self-titled debut EP to his or her clunky 64GB iPod.
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The difference is that Jóhanssonn doesn't want to achieve pure aggression or merely a sound for its own sake, he draws from drone-doom and other forms of modern, more experimental metal to represent aggression in stasis or rage and fear shaded by warmer moods.
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"Man Ray is one of the most iconic artists from the modernist period, and Sir Elton has a very impressive collection of his photographs ranging from classic portraiture to his more experimental darkroom solarizations and rayographs," exhibition curator Shoair Mavlian tells The Creators Project.
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Availability: Now in preorder; shipping October 30thPrice: $129.99 One of two products that can be considered more experimental than anything else, the Echo Frames will accommodate your eyeglass prescription, but are available by invitation only (you can request an invitation on the product page).
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Beginning with "Rehearsals for Extinct Anatomies" (1987), the Quays' films grew increasingly austere and creepy; later pieces, like the "Still Nacht" series (the first of which was commissioned as an "art interlude" by MTV), are stranger and more experimental in their miniature landscapes and impossible perspectives.
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Google's Area 120 team, the company's in-house incubator for some of its more experimental projects, today launched Game Builder, a free and easy to use tool for PC and macOS users who want to build their own 3D games without having to know how to code.
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With the release of a challenging new work, Christ Clad in White Phosphorus, Caїna has pushed its own boundaries deeper into black metal territory while also expanding its sound into more experimental territory than ever before with the collaborative aid of acts like Warren Schoenbright and Vermapyre.
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While the mid to late 00s saw Britain flooded with sappy guys wailing sad jams for basic couples and their slow dances, the solo songwriter is an altogether more versatile prospect these days—one that's seen an influx of new talent explore entirely more experimental worlds.
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I lived near that place for seven years and I have nothing but good things to say about their stuff, but I knew I could build something completely different, something a little more experimental, so I did a ton of baking and experimented with different cookies.
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Along with its sister club, Irving Plaza, the still-thriving concert hall, this cramped, DIY venue, housed in a church basement on St. Mark's Place, initially sought to fill a void for the alternative crowd, where any artist could rent space to showcase their more experimental ideas.
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Brin, who once hosted a live skydiving demo of the now-defunct Google Glass at I/O, was often a showy futurism-loving face of the company's more experimental efforts, while Page — the acting CEO of Google until Pichai took over — was the overall executive face.
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The new airline, which will offer medium and long-haul flights, will be designed to cater to a broad group of Japanese and foreign passengers and will take a more experimental approach to its product than the full-service parent carrier, Onishi, a former chairman of JAL, said.
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Esperanza Spalding – Emily's D+Evolution As a former star on the New York City jazz circuit who crossed over to a broader audience, Harry might see a little of himself in Esperanza Spalding's excellent new album, which takes a turn from her jazz roots into more experimental rock.
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There have been a lot of leaps in GPU power since the Rift was announced and now that Oculus has a few products rounding out the low-end, they may be freed up a bit more to have a PC professional tier that can get a bit more experimental.
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He and his colleagues have done work on ego depletion in field studies, looking at dieters and smokers resisting real-world temptations, and those results hold up to the kind of statistical scrutiny that has brought down the more experimental studies, done with college students in labs, he said.
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So when San Francisco Opera presents "Svadba" on Saturday, it will not be at the opera house, its home since 1932, but next door, at a 299-seat theater it opened this year to present smaller, more experimental works through a program it is calling SF Opera Lab.
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Then we have the more experimental, 22-bit 3D environments, very much in the style of Han Tani's All Our Asias last year, which used that early 3D aesthetic to tell a deeply personal story about the Asian-American experience, framed as an exploration of a dying man's memories.
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When: June 2 at 7:45 PM (Parterre du Quartier des Spectacles), June 5 at 12:10 AM (MAC Main Room) Hometown: Gary, Indiana Why: Her sound comes from the footwork scene, but her approach to the genre leans heavily on the more experimental end of the spectrum.
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Following the record's release, the more experimental corners of the electronic music community embraced the genre with gusto, with Kingdom putting his own spin on the "ha" sample with his track "Stalker Ha," and Bok Bok getting Vjuan Allure to guest on one of his Rinse shows in 2012.
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The Lighthouse was one of the weirder, more experimental movies of the year, and given the years of work by Eggers and cinematographer Jarin Blaschke to create the film's moody atmosphere through black-and-white film and a boxy aspect ratio, its nomination in the Cinematography category makes sense.
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While her words explore the darkest corners of herself, the music explores something more traditional, seeing pedal steel, mellotron (a 1960s keyboard favored by the Beatles in their more experimental recordings), ukulele, harp, cello, and tenor sax all making appearances — none of which are particularly popular in most modern pop recordings.
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But we also set things up so that if this is a success — if this is a story that either we're able to continue, or someone else is able to continue, hopefully with our guidance — there's some really new and exciting and possibly more experimental places they can take it.
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Ben Goldwasser: They come from a noisier, more experimental side, but they all have a strong appreciation for pop music—which maybe doesn't come across in their music as much, but it's fun to get together with them and riff on these things that we really like in pop music.
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That, for example, is where the idea of Collections came from, Microsoft's take on what's something of a hybrid between bookmarks, scratch pads and reading lists, which aren't yet ready for a wider roll-out, but which are available behind a flag in the more experimental canary builds of Edge.
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But the Met has been dipping its toe in more experimental fare as well: Dmitri Tcherniakov was allowed to reimagine Borodin's "Prince Igor," Patrice Chéreau's "Elektra" is being staged this spring, and there are plans to mount productions by the daring directors Calixto Bieito and Stefan Herheim in future seasons.
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Granblue Fantasy: Versus is a big departure from Arc System Works' traditional style, and far more resembles classic '90s Street Fighter, or maybe more precisely some of the faster and more experimental games Capcom produced towards the latter half of the fighting game heyday, like Vampire Savior or Street Fighter Alpha.
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And PS1, MoMA's even more experimental offshoot in Long Island City currently has a 20-foot hammock in its courtyard (And make sure to catch Sue Coe inside.) • The Noguchi in Queens was the first museum in America to be conceived and installed by the artist whose work it would display.
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When she said this, Ms. Hanks was standing in Alton Lane, a tailor in TriBeCa, trying to convince Jeff Gordon, a three-time Daytona 500 winner, member of the NASCAR Hall of Fame and current Fox announcer, to think about a more experimental lining for his on-air suit jacket.
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And even though there are many artists who are potentially alluded to on ROSE GOLD (Uffie, early Pity Sex, Charli XCX's more experimental work), this record feels like the most fully realised reflection of Kitty's personal artistry: not a mirror, but a prism, through which many different angles can be seen at once.
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While working at a rural school in Alabama, Ross started filming a few of his players on and off the court, and he later combined his home-movie-like footage of their daily lives with more experimental, off-kilter images of the area — from the pretty countryside to the crumbling small towns.
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The breadth of style and texture on I.B.O. is stunning; few tracks are comparable to previous Ocean Party records, and many eschew genre or conventional form in favour of more experimental modes, such as on the distorted, maximalist opener "Feel All That I Can" or the terse, witty post-punk track "Folding Chair".
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His passion for collecting African works, like ritual helmet-masks worn by Sande women, stemmed from an attraction to the formal beauty of African traditions from regions surrounding the Ivory Coast, and has evolved into a collection of more experimental sculptures from regions of Nigeria, Cameroon, Gabon, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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But if you ask us, casual Fridays are the perfect time to get a little more experimental with your work outfit, whether it's dipping your toes into a trend you might not typically try, breaking out the denim, or sporting day-to-night pieces that eliminate the need to stop home and change.
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We'll chat with Finman about the challenges of scaling to a global user base some of these more experimental technologies, and what learnings Niantic has garnered from all of the success of Pokémon GO. Final tickets are now on sale — book yours here and you'll save 35 percent on general admission tickets.
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Though the restaurants in Little Saigon, run by an older generation of Vietnamese immigrants, don't tend to veer from traditional fillings, the Phams, when they're feeling more experimental, color the batter a pale yellow with a pinch of turmeric, or make vegetarian versions with a jackfruit filling, seasoned with soy instead of fish sauce.
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On the other, if Booker is bought out, the Nets can give his minutes to younger players who're more likely in their long-term plans; they can deploy more experimental lineups that harness Rondae Hollis-Jefferson, DeMarre Carroll, and Caris LeVert at the four, and create wider driving lanes for D'Angelo Russell and Jeremy Lin.
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The new material still grasps onto those more experimental aspects, like multi-layered harmonies, Afropop-inspired rhythms, and more use of electronics than we've ever heard from them before, but thankfully eschews the realm of cheesy, chanty, anthemic alternative rock (think Foster the People, Imagine Dragons) that their then-peers have since delved into.
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Like some other features, Timeline wasn't quite ready in time for the Fall Creators update, though, so it's only today that Timeline is making its debut in the latest Windows 10 Insider preview build (and only for those users who are in the more experimental Fast ring, as well as those who opted in to the Skip Ahead builds).
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My job here is to figure out the kind of crowd comes out an odd festival that mixes a few mainstream-friendly stars like Skrillex and Solange with a fairly lengthy roster of more experimental underground artists, where attendees have to apply for the opportunity to attend and "patron" packages run into four figures for a weekend.
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While adjusting to the spotlight that comes with a much-talked-about Broadway debut — he has recently been a guest on "Morning Joe" and "Late Night With Seth Meyers" — he has also been using a pseudonym to develop an even more experimental work that is about to begin performances at a small Brooklyn theater, the Bushwick Starr.
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In those days, there was a mystical angle to some of the television dramas the channel showed, which were creepier and more experimental than today's Korean versions of ''This Is Us.'' One evening, I watched one of these dramas, which happened to co-star a ghost — a woman in white standing hunched over in a swampy rice field.
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With some of the more experimental hardware projects at Facebook — like a computer brain interface, "soft" robotics and a project to "hear" through a skin-worn device — moving to Facebook Reality Labs, it's clear that the organization once centered around AR/VR technologies is seeing its scope expand to more distant-reaching technologies that aren't vaguely ready for consumer products yet.
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Person of Interest has always been fond of breaking apart its usual formulas to pursue episodes that take more experimental bents, yet a great many of these have involved Shaw herself, including the aforementioned introductory hour and a thrilling season four episode, told from the point of view of the Machine, that detailed its desperate attempts to keep her from dying.
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By the time Seo Taiji and Boys officially disbanded in 22, they had changed South Korea's musical and performance landscape, paving the way for other artists to be even more experimental and break even more boundaries — and for music studios to quickly step in and take over, forming an entire new studio system from the remnants of the broadcast-centered system.
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Part-time, with possibility of full-time, based in Brooklyn, NY (Apply) The rise of documentary, particularly among artists and other non-traditional practitioners in the field, has created a greater urgency to generate critical dialogue that bridges specialized and general interest in the field, while helping direct interest towards more experimental or innovative and impactful ways to tell stories and share experiences.
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LAAGP: They usually have some fairly specific goals in mind, including to evaluate recent changes that have been made; to become more experimental and nimble and to participate in iterative learning; to kick start a recent commitment to diversity, equity, accessibility, and inclusion (DEAI) and engage their staff in these priorities; to publicly communicate stated values; and to make a gesture of humility and respect for community knowledge.
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Carvey chose to bring the show to network TV, instead of the more creatively tolerant and censor-free HBO, to capitalize on his popularity while attempting to shed his Church Lady image in favor of a showcasing more experimental comedic sensibility With the hottest comic at the time and a staff of writers and performers that included Louis C.K., Stephen Colbert, Steve Carell, and Charlie Kauffman, what could go possibly wrong?
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Intel's Ice Lake brand name covers the typical U-Series CPUs found in most of your mainstream laptops like the aforementioned XPS 13, HP's Spectre and Envy lines, Lenovo's ThinkPads and Yogas, and Apple's latest MacBook Pros, and the Y-Series CPUs reserved for thinner devices and often more experimental ones, the former includes the MacBook Air and recently axed MacBook, and the latter includes products like the HP Spectre Folio.
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She points out that he was "more experimental in using color in his prints than any artist of his time," with one view of the rocky valley created with blue ink on a yellow-painted linen to suggest a bright and warm day, another employing softer hues that radiate the mist of morning, and still another is heavy with dark green ink on green-painted paper, creating a night scene.
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Indeed, the two most exciting things happening in TV comedy right now, to my mind, are the more experimental and auteur-driven cable and streaming comedies that explore particular points of view (often through filmmaking with a dose of surrealism, à la Atlanta or Insecure or Master of None), and the recent swath of terrific multi-camera sitcoms, which are using the inherent limitations of the format as a kind of challenge.
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Grinderman is a loose and noisy, existing to revisit some of the hard blues templates of The Bad Seeds' eighties work (First Born Is Dead and the "Kicking Against The Pricks" covers album in particular) while indulging in more experimental sonics that didn't have a place in what the Bad Seeds were doing at the time (though the tension has been resolved with the textural broadening out and soundscaping of both Push The Sky Away and Skeleton Tree).
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British MCs have been fighting an uphill battle for recognition for some time, and as a whole grime generation soars and Little Simz racks up Kendrick Lamar co-signs – and grime as an art form becomes less labelled as a black London thing and more rightfully regarded as a British thing – there's a hope that all this success can become a gateway for new audiences to discover even more experimental forms of that lie beneath, from acts that are only just now coming to fruition.
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Her name appears occasionally in the credits for his films after 303, occupying a variety of different positions depending on the production, but their collaboration is obscured by her placement in a pivotal role in the mythologized narrative of his genius: the woman who nursed the artist back to health after his motorcycle accident, who pulled him away from his most strident political work and pushed him toward a more experimental form of self-reflection, and who has remained by his side ever since in semi-working exile.
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