These songs felt submerged, pulsating with bass and upfront percussion.
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The woman awakens to this strange new world's pulsating life.
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The umbilical cord is cut only when it stops pulsating.
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At the time, they thought maybe the star was pulsating.
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And around your head there were pulsating lights and sounds.
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There is little or no stillness to the pulsating paintings.
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A pulsating nightclub features holographic dancers to titillate the crowd.
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No matter the age of the star or how long or short these oscillations last, all pulsating stars are usually similar in that the pulsating can be seen on all sides of the star.
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Sharp, expertly placed guitars licks and pulsating rhythms still course through.
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The pulsation is suppressed and the blood passes through without pulsating.
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Staring, the pulsating bars of "Foxy Lady" throbbed in my head.
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I am far too sapped for pulsating choruses or dramatic soars.
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Despite the visual disturbances, pulsating headache and weakness, I carried on.
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The suburbs north of Columbus are pulsating with growth and prosperity.
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The pub was packed, steaming and sweaty and pulsating with anticipation.
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They had just fought to a pulsating, contentious 1-1 draw.
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Media is a sizzling subject, pulsating with the here and now.
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The pulsating house music cut out with a scratchy vinyl zip.
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Yet, with their bleeps and synths and pulsating percussion, they feel alive.
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You'll feel the sleaze and the glamour pulsating through this youth-quake moment.
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The country is justly famous for sparkling beaches, pulsating nightlife and beguiling culture.
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The bench is near The Main in Montreal, the still-pulsating, vibrant nerve
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I spot a boulder with an eerie, pulsating orb visible at its center.
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By nightfall, it had turned into a pulsating electronic dance music (EDM) show.
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A gastronomic trail and pulsating party barges assure satisfaction for Epicureans and hedonists.
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Riess and his team use pulsating stars called cepheids as their standard candles.
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Owner Todd Hoffpauir did a brisk business despite the pounding winds and pulsating rain.
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But it ended up with this really cool, kind of like pulsating, moody pad.
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I imagine many a teen will love having Skrillex pulsating through their skull bones.
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Beaming, we enter the club and descend down into Room 1's pulsating darkness.
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The pain was intense, pulsating, throbbing, but bearable, even after the twenty-fifth hour.
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This new star only appears to be pulsating in one hemisphere of its surface.
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Pulsating sounds mimic an engine in the way they bounce up and down abruptly.
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It was a mouthy, dressed-down crowd, and Ahlum had them at pulsating attention.
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They'd ooze out, glowing and pulsating, and burn a hole through my kitchen counter.
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It is a pulsating blaze of magenta and carmine, glimmering with lilac and cerulean.
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Sure, you'll need to shoot everything from massive, pulsating boss creatures to simple, slithering snails.
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You'll see the jumping dolphins or pulsating jellyfish out of the corner of your eye.
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This pulsating metropolis has a larger population than Australia, but pollution remains a key challenge.
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Companies staged over-the-top booths with pulsating music, flashing lights, and giant video screens.
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Pulsating music is blasted at top volume as dancers in bikinis take to elevated platforms.
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The original was more of a horror comedy whereas this one is pulsating with suspense.
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The recollections of Timothy Geithner, a former American treasury secretary, are packed with pulsating drama.
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He's been a pulsating orange sun that blinds any comedian who stares at it directly.
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The group's pulsating synthesizers and looming guitars carry new-wave urgency into the 21st century.
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The show concluded with all the models crowding the stage, dancing to the pulsating music.
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A group of women becomes a vision of pulsating classicism and of gleaming American energy.
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Like a camera situated nowhere and taking in every last detail of the pulsating world.
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Run the Jewels' energy was pulsating throughout as well, but to an even smaller group.
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With custom C++ software, he creates nine styrene-printed works displayed in synchronized, pulsating light boxes.
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My traces in the air could be thin, thick, flickering, pulsating, solid sheets, of any color.
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Pulsating with attention to moral principle, McDonell's approach to this grisly reality is also highly personal.
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When I was ushered backstage early afternoon, the scene was already pulsating with excitement and chaos.
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PLAYLIST The D.J. Xavier Herit spins pulsating Euro house music at one end of the bar.
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He also seemed to have a unique, pulsating idea that resonated with women, particularly wealthy ones.
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In Mumbai, India's pulsating commercial capital, human rights activists showered themselves in a blizzard of confetti.
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They feature flashing lights, pulsating music and (sometimes) gyrating dancers, and Bourdain was all for it.
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Monaco progressed on the away goals rule in another pulsating match between two attack-minded sides.
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But it is hard to keep her from a dance floor pulsating with salsa or calypso.
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If there's an especially pulsating pimple, I'll use concealer, but my face and wallet prefer bare skin.
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The thumping bass line paired with rhythmic guitars in the choruses keep the song moving, pulsating, beckoning.
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When you start walking in the right direction of the Pokémon, the bar should start pulsating green.
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Once my eyes adjust to the light, I see it: the pulsating red orb that is Atlas.
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The TV starts pulsating and breathing and the woman's lips begin to protrude out of the screen.
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As soon as he tells me this, I too swear I can hear my own organs pulsating.
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Driving north from super-lively Baku, agricultural Azerbaijan contrasts with the pulsating capital like day and night.
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Something that, despite its immobile architecture, will become a breathing and pulsating organism through Kuehnle's whimsical vision.
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Her tiny head and legs flail while her pulsating body is fed and cleaned by her offspring.
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His first film, "The Flicker" (280), created a pulsating stroboscopic effect with alternating black and white frames.
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The pool, described as "a pulsating, beating body of water," is by the Spanish sculptor Cristina Iglesias.
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My head is on fire and pulsating; my lungs feel like helium balloons inflated to their limit.
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"Look, it's enormous," she said as she spotted one species, a pulsating violet-rimmed Rhizostoma pulmo — a.k.a.
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Pre-game shows, normally pulsating with chalk talk, instead probed the political implications of race and protest.
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TESS measurements of the binary star system helped astronomers discover the mutual eclipses and rule out pulsating.
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WASHINGTON — At the State Department, the normally pulsating hub of executive offices is hushed and virtually empty.
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Either way, the pulsating synths of the music are a fitting partner alongside galactic and psychology-book imagery.
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These young, pulsating supergiants are ideal for this research because their brightness changes in a very regular pattern.
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And then once you get into it, then you feel part of this pulsating process that's very enveloping.
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The Beatles, whom they loved, had just finished making music, but the place was still pulsating with sound.
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Britain's come-from-behind victory came in the penultimate event of a pulsating last night in the pool.
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In the new "Forêt" staging, however, nothing in the Kalanidhi performance matched the pulsating vigor of the score.
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I felt the power of my body taking complete control, my uterus contracting and pulsating with ruthless pain.
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Narrator: Venne and the rest of her team experimented with sound she categorized as pulsating, wavering, and smooth.
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His music, urgent and pulsating, was either very hot or very cold — no one could quite be sure.
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There were endless hours of weird visions—a pulsating yellow screwdriver, dancing Neanderthals rolling a giant stone heart.
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Here, a relentless sun inundates the mill, seeming to set its exoskeleton ablaze in pulsating reds and oranges.
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His pulsating effort Sunday transformed him, perhaps forever, from tournament villain to noble loser with a promising future.
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It looked like pulsating storm clouds over Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania, but the office said it wasn't rain.
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While Flavin often emphasized that his pulsating fluorescent sculptures were "clearly, openly, plainly delivered," Heilmann operates more subversively.
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Its pulsating rhythms shift from aggressive to hypnotic, dystopian to transcendent, a fitting soundtrack for the works on view.
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" The stage was overwhelmed with background dancers pulsating as one as she launched into this year's mega-smash, "Work.
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Onstage he was a whirlwind of zoot-suited, open-shirted narcissism, a hypnotic, genderfluid frenzy of gyrating pulsating energy.
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She also includes the airy, pulsating "Wheels On," a highlight from her shape-shifting 2016 EP, What a Joy.
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CalcadaThere's a star about 370 light-years from here that's pulsating in response to its unusually heavy planetary companion.
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Behind Alaphilippe, five riders are within 39 seconds, setting the stage for a pulsating final week in the Alps.
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Her latest star is even more impassive—an aluminum tear gas grenade—but it's seen amid surreal pulsating color.
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And in the Stedelijk show, three pulsating wall pieces, measuring about 20093 by 9 feet, share a celebratory theme.
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You close your eyes and it's just pulsating geometric patterns are you're just like: wow, this isn't the end.
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The class is constantly at odds with itself, simultaneously peaceful and high-energy, meditative and pulsating, spiritual and earthy.
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The film's pulsating synth score, composed by Terry Riley and Patrick Gleason, has an almost gravitational pull to it.
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Shaqiri's 90th-minute goal in a 13-1 victory against Serbia was the final act of a pulsating match.
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Then, gradually, the held note seemed to revive through little pulsating additions of vibrato that sounded like musical CPR.
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Fuller's most surprising revelation is the profound impact Darwin's portrait of a "teeming, pulsating natural world" exerted on Thoreau.
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I also preferred models with some forward and backward directional controls and settings for an oscillating and pulsating spray.
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The 15th-century parkour looks perfectly pulsating, a great deal more dramatic than the games' simple cling-to-walls mechanics.
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Pushing the pulsating start button summons the cylindrical 8-speed transmission controller from the console, while air vents yawn open.
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In Pittsburgh, some Jewish mourners say they are "pulsating with anger"—at Mr Trump even more than at the gunman.
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The landscape itself is a pulsating, like a black-tar filled womb akin to the one in the opening shot.
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The pulsating stars have predictable rates of brightening and dimming, and this can be used to measure distances between galaxies.
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She injected a pulsating pop feel into Axé, expanding its edges without moving it too far from its African roots.
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Tucker is particularly proud of the Maxima Kylo Ren and its red underside lighting that mimics the character's pulsating lightsaber.
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In a tension-filled game of monster momentum swings at pulsating Minute Maid Park, the last one belonged to Bregman .
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I am sick with anguish for the pain, agony, misery, and regret pulsating through their viens [sic] this very second.
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Stars don't just sit out there in states of comfortable equilibrium and are instead pulsating through a variety of mechanisms.
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Because despite what Kim might lead you to believe, not everything in life can be fixed with a pulsating light.
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Ponder that while you view this video of pulsating, shifting colors, and again, please don't stare at it too long.
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Devi McCallion, the rock star of the bunch, delivers a despairing, pulsating plea for environmental awareness in a music video.
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Midway through this pulsating anti-epic, Huck stands on a lynching platform, rope around neck, on a false murder charge.
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In the finale you talked about a lung, so that's internal, biological: You're inside it and this thing is pulsating.
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A DJ played pulsating music amid a sea of neon lights and colorful walls that were expertly curated for Instagram.
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So enormous amounts of energy are required to heat the plasma, using pulsating magnetic fields and other sources like microwaves.
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I'm thinking particularly of Australian Aboriginal art, where there's a lot of dance to it, a pulsating energy to it.
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In a tension-filled game of monster momentum swings at pulsating Minute Maid Park, the last one belonged to Alex Bregman.
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Then the cube began pulsating and spinning rapidly, before it eventually disappeared — and pulled players into a strange, brightly-lit realm.
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But according to these researchers, Morgensen's work gives us the first ever glimpse at a pulsating blue jet reaching 40 km.
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The neutron star spins 30 times a second, sending out detectable beams of energy that give the impression that it's pulsating.
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Spinning 30 times a second, the neutron star shoots out detectable beams of energy that make it look like it's pulsating.
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McNally aimed for the drawings to represent the ebb and flow of the Thames, as well as the city's pulsating rhythms.
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No matter how difficult it may be to ignore the gravitational pull of strobe lights, cheering onlookers and a pulsating beat.
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TheraGun G3PRO, available at Amazon, $599The TheraGun is basically a pulsating jackhammer of a device for your aching muscles and bones.
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Pulsating, a man from a similar breed clutches onto the wooden rails and zones out to thumping beats of the Glade.
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Whatever else needs saying about the contest in Manchester, it was a thrilling, pulsating, typically English game on a Sunday afternoon.
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The austere beauty of her work, its almost pulsating wordlessness and the richness of its sorrow, is kindred to this silence.
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In my version of Alice in Wonderland, five cloned Alices were controlled by audio signals run by Ed, pulsating in earphones.
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Then you've got an exorcist-like head spin viewed from a first person perspective, all set to a pulsating techno beat.
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When it opens, my eyes immediately settle on a tall, white beam of light pulsating through the center of the room.
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The works are slightly off the wall and suspended from the ceiling, emitting a pulsating field of white-green-pink light.
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The narrative, steeped in love and appreciation, highlights the beauty of the people and the vibrant sounds of a pulsating continent.
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It's a pulsating potpourri of racial invective, flamboyant street talk, cop rebop, and the wiiiiiiild American idiom at its most profane.
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They are all characterized by a distinctive mauve hue, soft pink flesh coloring the undulating outlines, dynamic, fresh and pulsating in sensuality.
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And the pulsating score is as well-composed as you'd expect from St. Vincent, who's essentially the second coming of David Byrne.
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Image: GettyThe tech industry relies, in part, on the hot air pulsating forth from its own grandiose delusions to keep it going.
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Pulsating beats and bursts of neon light create a trancelike vibe as you match like-colored blocks at an ever-escalating pace.
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Touch, move, or simply stand and watch: the pulsating pinks, blues and purples are mesmerizing from every angle, and at every turn.
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These are the kinds of thoughts pulsating through my head the last couple of days, and I can't tend to shake them.
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The pulsating effects of 54 light strips playfully evoke the fluidity of space and time, through symmetry and repetition and architectural complexity.
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A migraine is a neurological illness characterized by pulsating headache pain, sometimes accompanied by nausea, vomiting and sensitivity to light and noise.
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Related Arabic Calligraphy Explores Identity and Loss Watch Calligraphy Explode With Beautiful Growths Experimental Typography Series Turns Letters Into Pulsating Biological Forms
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It's possible it was a message from another civilization or just the effect of a natural space object, like a pulsating quasar.
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And they saw it pulsating -- but just on one side of the star, a heartbeat blinking at us from a great distance.
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His gripping new book, "Heart: A History," had me nearly as enthralled with this pulsating body part as he seems to be.
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In this regard, Sutil's works become a material manifestation of a meditation on time, an uncoded pulsating message delivered to the viewer.
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"The Robbers" benefited from a pulsating soundtrack by the American composer Ari Benjamin Meyers that sustained a mesmerizing intensity over four hours.
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In fact, we haven't even emerged from the pulsating ice age that has waxed and waned for the past 2.6 million years.
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But it's also an album about pleasure, full of pulsating disco beats and cool pop choruses that feel like Ms. Gainsbourg's birthright.
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I think we all have heard by now that each of us contains a pulsating little universe of bacteria within our guts.
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The result is a pulsating, rollicking, white-knuckle thrill ride through what one might envision as the inside of Alex Jones' musecage.
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Harmonies create melting colors, while consistent sounds, like the beat of a drum, create pulsating visuals that appear and disappear throughout the song.
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Downey describes the "things" as electric guns, which we're assuming are the key components to some sort of high-tech pulsating muscle massager.
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Downey described the "things" as electric guns, which we're assuming are the key components to some sort of high-tech pulsating muscle massager.
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The faces, glowing with light and pulsating with city motion, are more Rorschach test than anything—the product of Bentley's symmetrical timelapse impressionism.
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One scene might have the faceless humans arguing about which direction to go, while another has you helping the figures navigate pulsating tubes.
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On "Fired Up," pulsating synths race ahead over boom-bap drums and triggered patches of vocals swoop in with radio pop song precision.
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It is best to dispense with words and rational thoughts and instead to open yourself up to the pulsating colors and sound waves.
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The match was immediately rescheduled for Wednesday and Monaco ran out 3-2 winners in what turned out to be a pulsating game.
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Dropping food into the water made them stir, showing that the slower pulsating wasn't a coma or paralysis, but a sign of sleep.
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The goal was to create something close to the acoustic version of a "pulsating sphere" in the room — a theoretical ideal in sound.
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The record kicks off with the stellar opening track, "Candy Cane," which builds from a static hum into a pulsating post-hardcore frenzy.
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If you're still driving an old beater of a car, it might be the one thing keeping Google Maps pulsating through your speakers.
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The Kokon is a giant cocoon pod designed to ease office stress within seven minutes by using noise-canceling headphones and pulsating devices.
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On Sunday night Griezmann and his team mates produced a pulsating performance before falling to the ground, hugging and sobbing as world champions.
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With pulsating beats underneath, Tagaq is a sonically mesmerizing—hearing her growling in a way that makes your body want to constantly move.
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Moroder's track has a Summer warbling "I feel loooooooooove" over a thundering, pulsating beat that still feels original and captivating four decades later.
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Like the song, the video's pace is frenetic, with pulsating, colorful light, and various 3D animations, from rotating geometric shapes to angelic sculptures.
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Through haptic close ups and pulsating sound design, Carlos Casas's Cemetery attempts to map a more spiritual experience onto the representation of animals.
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Gordon's work is intense and original, blending industrial sounds with deep bassy grooves that serve as a pulsating backdrop to the demonic action.
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Gordon's work is intense and original, blending industrial sounds with deep bassy grooves that serve as a pulsating backdrop to the demonic action.
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On the indoor clay court installed at the Pierre Mauroy stadium in northern France, the script changed dramatically during a pulsating doubles match.
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As usual with this singular author, the plot is way over the top; but the vibrant characters and pulsating dialogue are primo Mosley.
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Musician Max Cooper set his new song "Music of the Tides" to footage of morphing, pulsating liquid crystals moving through phases, called mesophases.
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In a twist ending, the ending sees the band venture past its metallic threshold into pulsating ambient territory (replete with synth-sweet choral vocals).
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Pulsating cleansing tools are a huge skincare trend, but they usually come with a hefty price tag and are designed only for your face.
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Glantzman's work has a pulsating energy that is in harmony with the way she navigates the world: rapidly, generously, in motion and in conversation.
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It's engrossing in its understatedness, from the lo-fi drum production (think trash can lids clattering into the abyss) and pulsating strains of melody.
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In her scant free time, though, she devotes herself to crafting elaborate, pulsating soundscapes like the one on this latest release, Approaching Chalk Outlines.
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It wasn't until 1967 that the pulsating chirps of crickets inspired the American theoretical biologist Art Winfree to propose a mathematical model of synchronization.
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But it would be dishonest to disregard the current of anger and frustration pulsating from coast to coast over the direction of the country.
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Black cars with tinted windows line an industrial West LA street, leading to a neon green door pulsating with hydraulic pumps of EDM beats.
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Real Madrid 1, Manchester City 13 MADRID — Real Madrid's 1-0 victory over Manchester City on Wednesday was not about inspiring and pulsating soccer.
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Opposite the "Bus" screen print is a wall plastered with gorgeous, pulsating rock posters — 75 by about 30 graphic designers, most plentifully Victor Moscoso.
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While plainly pleased to startle, he takes the subject as a pretext for amplifying his specialties of sinuous form, pulsating color, and virtuosic brushwork.
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Right from the pulsating music, Jay Oza's wonderful cinematography and the production design, this is a film that looks as good as it sounds.
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Constellations served as their Google Maps, and the moons of Saturn sent their brains pulsating cosmic signals to head in the direction of Nevada.
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It has something pulsating to it, but not too much—because otherwise, as you mentioned, it wouldn't work after a weekend in the club.
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But the particular years recounted in this essential, absorbing and mostly sprightly history went a long way in shaping the pulsating city we know.
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Like a breathing entity, the forest comes alive through dynamic and pulsating sound design, featuring field recordings from musician and sound recordist Chris Watson.
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In "Simulacres," the Werktank founder D'Haeseleer creates a disorienting stream of flickering images that alternately synchronize with and stray from Vigroux's pulsating industrial rhythms.
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The final part is set to "Runner," a calmly luminous orchestral piece with the pulsating, propulsive rhythms that animate much of Mr. Reich's music.
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In New York, people committed to spending the night in sleeping bags in Times Square, surrounded by the area's pulsating lights and neon signs.
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This device will use pulsating lights, extra-loud noises, and a 12-volt bed shaker to make sure they're out the door on time.
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There is also a pulsating LED light on the leading edge, which flashes blue when it&aposs connected, and red when it&aposs not.
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The piece is agreeably compelling, though the steadily pulsating music, softly rock-related, makes the movement feel more anodyne than it deserves to be.
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Filled with 18 pulsating nodes that surround your eyes' pressure points, the Jidue Facial Massager aims to tackle tired eyes, tension headaches, and dark circles.
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Madeline is practically pulsating over the impending Mommy Wars sure to arise during the school year, while Celeste is as broken and delicate as ever.
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So you're at the gym in the middle of an intense workout and all of a sudden you get this pulsating headache out of nowhere.
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Between the "big guys" and the "little guys"—black holes versus pulsating neutron stars—what's your bet for which ones produce ultrahigh-energy cosmic rays?
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In the study, researchers used a pulsating light technique called optogenetics to systematically activate brain cells in this region in female voles that were alone.
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According to a new study, the bright lights, screaming crowds, and pulsating beats that come with attending a concert can actually help you live longer.
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This movie is scored, like his previous films, by Cliff Martinez, and the pulsating, hypnotic soundtrack gives Refn's worlds the illusion of depth and scope.
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Carl Burton's oddly hypnotic animated GIFs depict a range of monochromatic scenes: a strange, pulsating cylinder or mysterious beams of light in a lush forest.
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As you zip through the world — a trippy, abstract place full of pulsating tentacles and shape-shifting pyramids — a thumping rhythm plays in the background.
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It was the streets, the attitude, the vibe of the only city he really knew, pulsating with contrasting melodies of mournfulness, joy, loss, and survival.
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The fact that it has a wider than average water stream with both oscillating and massaging pulsating clean options just adds another level of luxuriousness.
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Whether it be tied to menstruation, fertility, lunar cycles, or DNA, the image is relentlessly invoked and doubly heightened by pulsating rhythms and jarring brass.
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Milosh moans abjectly, belaboring the pulsating whimper at the back of the throat, as if convinced a man overwhelmed with voluptuous sensory delight swallows morphemes.
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Van Morrison's "Astral Weeks" sounds less a rock album than a mystical folk cloud, formless and eternal, pulsating on the edge of the Big Bang.
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That idea was picked up in the episode's pulsating final scene, which might have been a little on the nose but was still viscerally effective.
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Many nights I have stretched out next to him, feeling the pulsating life of a strange city outside the window and wondering what I'm missing.
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Most are tension headaches—diffuse, muscle-related head pain with a tightening, non-pulsating quality—that generally respond to analgesics, sleep, neck exercises, and time.
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Listening to 2NE1's pulsating beat on "I Am the Best (내가 제일 잘 나가)" can give anyone a sense of soul-lifting self-affirmation.
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We wonder at these warm, chunky patterns of yellow, purple, black, and green; pulsating flat oblongs and squares topped off with tiny triangular patched roofs.
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The last occasion was a warm and humid evening in May 03, when Borussia Dortmund took on Bayern Munich in a pulsating, heartbreaking, all-German affair.
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"My boobs are leaking and pulsating, my butthole is sore and my cramps are unbearable & I'm still wearing a diaper the size of Texas," Polizzi continued.
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Bucking is done to the bawdy, pulsating fortissimo of a raucous brass section, the crack of a snare, or the explosive boom of a bass drum.
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Also missing from the account is Henrietta Swan Leavitt's work on Cepheid variables, pulsating stars which would become a yardstick for the expansion of the universe.
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Related: Experimental Typography Series Turns Letters Into Pulsating Living Typography Lets You Say It with Disembodied Animal Parts Furry Ampersands Make Typography a Lot More Cuddly
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He lifts me up onto the washing machine, and we have sex right then and there — with the vibrations from the machine pulsating through my body.
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But with iPods and iTunes newly becoming prevalent, it became easier to replace the empty pulsating dance, pop or rap music with lectures or motivational speeches.
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Paired with the recurring appearances of kung fu fighters (sometimes including Lamar, himself) onstage, these words told a story in the midst of the pulsating lights.
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With their thick, curvilinear brushwork and looping, gestural, interlacing patterns, these works attest to Krasner's belief in the organic life pulsating through apparently inanimate abstract forms.
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Avengers: Endgame fans, you're also being honored by Amazon today: A real electronic fist with pulsating Infinity Stones exists, and it's available for pre-order today.
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The original Trainspotting tracked the sordid and tragi-comic side of Scottish street life via the friends' drug-addled criminal activity set to a pulsating soundtrack.
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"The firn layer was buzzing with seemingly constant, pulsating vibration," Douglas MacAyeal, a glaciologist at the University of Chicago, wrote in a commentary about Chaput's findings.
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Then the music suddenly turned jarring and the lights started flickering, controlled from back stage by Lewis in masterful sequences perfectly timed to Meyer's pulsating score.
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At the concert, Laurie Anderson reprised her role as one of the opera's soloists, delivering Beckett-like lines over Mr. Glass's signature arpeggios and pulsating rhythms.
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The viewer inevitably homes in on the content like a cryptologist, imaginatively decoding Pousette-Dart's gnomic figurations, pulsating color patterns, and heavily painted, three-dimensional textures.
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In that sequence, Tony Soprano, the family patriarch played by James Gandolfini, is driving home in North Jersey while the pulsating song plays on the soundtrack.
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This French synthesizer duo cycled through quasi-classical cathedral-organ passages, anthemic choruses, pulsating synthesizers and walloping dance beats; a big buildup was never far away.
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And in a pulsating nightclub in Ischgl full of German, Dutch and Austrian teenagers, we conceded our age and called it an early night (about time).
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In my original Giphy micro-game, "taunting kittay," an angelic dog pelts a tennis ball at a maniacal cat against a rainbow-colored pulsating heart background.
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In that work, a pulsating, flickering circle with ever-changing colors is set against a throbbing backdrop of snowy, colorized static and whirring, repetitive clattering noise.
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When I went to college, nights out would be cut short by trips to the bathroom to splash cold water on my red, hot, pulsating face.
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As exciting as it is to watch the narrative unfold on Stranger Things, it's the pulsating theme song that introduces each episode that steals the show.
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As the team describe in a paper in Ecology, each polyp then consumes part of a tentacle or of the pulsating umbrella the jellyfish uses to swim.
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Leaving aside that effect, while the rest of Tron: Legacy's visual palette and its pulsating Daft Punk soundtrack are striking, the story, characters, and dialogue fall flat.
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The trailer for Airmageddon is full of lasers, fire, and pulsating music, and it incorporates a lot of the same imagery seen in other drone-related entertainment.
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Both sides had match points in a pulsating fifth set but the local boys eventually won a final-set tie break after more than four hours' play.
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In as·phyx·i·a, a new collaborative effort and experimental film by Maria Takeuchi with Frederico Phillips, dancer Shiho Tanaka transforms into an evolving, pulsating cloud of 3D data.
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The album, comprised of pulsating drums, bells, whistles, chants, and Jovi switching between English, French, and Pidgin displays him as key African artist to look out for.
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What brings the two entities together is electricity—in the case of the robots, it's found in an album of pulsating synths that course through your veins.
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That's largely due to the Croatians, who have taken over several sections behind their goal and are, at times, simply pulsating as they jump up and down.
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The scores will reset to zero for the final, which has the potential to be a pulsating battle between White and the young pretenders James and Hirano.
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Compared to the pulsating first 45 minutes, the beginning of the second half has been tame, with the teams trading possession back and forth in the midfield.
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This 10-episode comedy, arriving on Friday, is a high-flying leap off the top rope, a summer treat with spandex armor and a pulsating neon heart.
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Foreo Luna 2, $135.20 (originally $169) [You save $33.80]The Foreo Luna 2 is a facial cleansing brush that cleans your skin with its pulsating silicone bristles.
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Migraines are typically characterized by severe, disabling, recurrent attacks of pain confined to one side of the head, pulsating in quality and aggravated by routine physical activities.
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The two scenes are intercut with brilliant editing by director David Fincher and a pulsating electronic score by Atticus Ross and Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails.
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Long-range acoustic devices, nicknamed "sound cannons," send out shrill, pulsating tones of up to a hundred and forty-nine decibels—enough to cause permanent hearing damage.
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Related: Talk To A Wall And Turn Your Words Into Light Experimental Typography Series Turns Letters Into Pulsating Biological Forms Typographical Experiments And Sound Waves Become Geometric Landscapes
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While greatly truncated, the footage shows a pulsating blob of lines and dots evolving into a creation that knows how its joints and limbs interact with each other.
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Going through puberty, trying to date, or even just studying for the SATs can be hard enough without having jolts of knife-like pain pulsating through your face.
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Before long, the bouncing, pulsating bass has risen to the forefront and it's a bonafide groover, the kind DJs utilize when transitioning in and out of peak time.
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And then they became even smaller computers that we can wear, nestled directly against our skin, pulsating gently against our wrists when there's something we need to know.
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If it isn't, then the thickest broth is almost certainly made from some sentient, pulsating glob that fell from space and landed in some unsuspecting ramen chef's backyard.
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Like ripples on a galactic pond, gravitational waves are pulsating perturbations or ripples in the very fabric of space and time, caused by the motion of massive objects.
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The purpose is to intimidate and unsettle, to unmoor their listeners from anything familiar or reassuring and set them adrift into a pulsating void of occult mechanical energy.
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Just take how the pulsating synths morph into billowing strings on "Movies" or how "Wild Time" patiently rises to a towering orchestral swell of piano and her voice.
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Intriguingly, these patients have no pulse: With most VADs, blood flows in a continuous stream, as opposed to being pumped in the pulsating rhythm of a healthy heart.
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As we arrive at our destination, we're welcomed by a wall of sound pumping from the La Selva stage, a pulsating temple of bass nestled amid jungle foliage.
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The Rose City Riveters, the women's team's main fan group, give Thorns games their electric, pulsating atmosphere, and members of the group have become evangelists for the club.
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The washes and strokes of color — the barely perceivable footprints leading toward that interior source — are what pull us in, holding us rapt in the painting's pulsating nothingness.
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It gave up three goals to Portugal in the opening game, a pulsating 20-20 tie in which Cristiano Ronaldo accounted for all the scoring for the Portuguese.
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Those images are true, of course: Argentine soccer is vivid, pulsating with life in a way that, certainly in Europe, seems to have been condemned to the past.
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He was striking the bag steadily, resisting the urge to acknowledge the sharp pulsating in his hands as he tried to build pain tolerance and toughen his fists.
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A fluttering canopy, pulsating above like a jellyfish and lit pink, filled the ceiling of the space, in which seating was arranged on four sides like a diamond.
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In the pulsating capital of Bogotá, dozens of luxe hotel chains have opened, while the food scene has gotten a boost from spots like Leonor Espinosa's restaurant Leo.
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Thom Willems's ominous, pulsating score ties the urgent scene together: How is it that in the end all of its pieces, seemingly fragmented, fit together like a puzzle?
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Although emotional subtlety can get lost when you're dealing with artificial instruments, the pulsating synthesizers and slamming beats perfectly highlight the otherworldly nature of literature's most famous villain's journey.
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The witches by extension emerge not as so many harbingers of hocus-pocus but as three writhing, pulsating figures suspended in an eerily faceless limbo between life and death.
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The Jamaicans won bronze earlier on Sunday when they beat two-time champions New Zealand 60-55 in a pulsating final day of competition that typified the entire tournament.
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In the province of Drenthe in the Netherlands, around seven and a half acres of forest are lit up at night by more than a thousand pulsating red lights.
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Crack open the door of the incubator at Novoheart's Hong Kong headquarters and you'll find about a dozen pea-shaped, pulsating blobs submerged in a warm, salty-sweet broth.
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Cassiopea, known as the "upside-down jellyfish," spends its time suction-cupped to the floor of warm bodies of water, kicking its frilly mouth openings up and pulsating, casually.
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Then there are the thousands of tree frogs, cicadas and pulsating katydids that one hears at night, which makes for a very tropical sound, especially after an afternoon storm.
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In addition to my typical aura migraines, which swarm my vision with pulsating zig-zag lines, I started getting migraines once a month that robbed me of my memory.
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The device rotated atop a turntable while audience members closed their eyes and experienced the pulsating emanations of light, which transformed into an all-encompassing, near-hallucinogenic visual symphony.
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With their pulsating squares, diamonds and triangles of color, these works attest to the expansiveness of geometry, as well as its use in flags, banners and coats of arms.
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Wasl Tower's facade will have ceramic fins illuminated by pulsating lighting to make the building appear to "breathe" with the cadence of the city, according to the architecture firm.
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As for the lush nature favored by the likes of Frida Kahlo and Georgia O'Keeffe, we should expect the recreation of tropical and subtropical landscapes, actually pulsating with life.
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"The Gratinated Brain of Pupilija Ferkeverk" (1970) is shown here and, with an irresistibly pulsating soundtrack by Rory Gallagher and Taste, it remains a great advertisement for the drug.
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In addition to the boundless energy of her music are the visually pulsating and wildly cartoon-like music videos she made in collaboration with the talented and visionary, Hype Williams.
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The natural light washing the gallery walls, even on cloudy days, is both cleansing and muted, coaxing out the complexity of colors filtered through translucent gels, glazes, and pulsating globs.
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Who better to break this ruling class monopoly than the norms-busting, convention-defying President Trump, who owes his Oval Office digs to the populist undercurrents pulsating through Middle America.
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Last month, hackers identifying themselves as "Tapandegan", or "Pulsating," managed to interrupt routine broadcasts on monitors in Mashhad international airport, replacing them with images of anti-government protests from January.
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But Kwan stops short before he gets to them, to admire an expressionist painting of an ancient Liberian mask rendered in broad strokes of blue against a pulsating yellow background.
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In every one he more or less just does his thing, spinning techno, house, acid, and other pulsating sounds united by the feeling that they've been scuffed on Brooklyn asphalt.
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We've got you covered with everything from a smooth, pulsating butt plug for both partnered and solo play to the next level waterproof clitoral vibe that packs a surprising punch.
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From its detached voiceover, to its you-are-there immersion into criminal behavior, to its pulsating soundtrack, War Dogs is but the latest movie to follow Martin Scorsese's gangster blueprint.
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Sometimes the disembodied trigger sounds make it seem like your laptop is breathing, an effect only several steps removed from the live, pulsating television in David Cronenberg's horror classic Videodrome.
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It's not quite Urfaust-level in terms of the unhinged and the unexpected, but there's a definite psychedelic undercurrent pulsating in there, and a heavy emphasis on well-crafted melody.
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Heavy separation: Medium-sized chunks of ore are processed in jigging machines and dense media separation units that use pulsating jets of water to separate the diamonds from the ore.
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It takes over the eyes of a snail, turning it into a horrifying, strangely beautiful zombie, with two semi-translucent tentacles patterned like precious minerals, pulsating out from its shell.
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The attack forced a 24-hour postponement of the team's high-profile clash with AS Monaco, which turned out to be a pulsating encounter that the visitors won 3-2.
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Delayed clamping is now a growing trend, with cords being cut only after they stop pulsating so that they may continue to deliver essential oxygen and nutrients to the newborn.
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As I pulled up on an ATV, my gun-for-hire, Carmina Rye holding on to my back, I heard the growing sound of Die Antwoord's pulsating heavy club beats.
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This hot, pulsating installation is followed by a chill-out installation consisting of the delightfully calm and playful "Silver Clouds" (1966), a silver painted room where silver pillows float about.
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MIAMI — President Trump delivered an urgent warning to his staunchest supporters in Florida Wednesday night at a pulsating political rally: Don't let Ron DeSantis lose the governor's race next week.
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The long wait for the trial to begin -- nearly four weeks pulsating with political gamesmanship after the House voted to consign Trump to historic ignominy -- finally looks to be over.
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Darnold tacked an exclamation point onto an improbable debut season on Monday by guiding U.S.C. (10-3) to a pulsating 52-49 Rose Bowl win over Penn State (11-3).
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You can also set the floodlight to cast three different light patterns — constant, flashing, and pulsating — which you can control manually or set to happen when certain automations are triggered.
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By the time it finally blew, the crowd of 30,548 at Toronto's BMO Field was pulsating with joy and smoke from flares had filled the air behind the Seattle goal.
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On last night's Jools, the band gave a pulsating rendition of single "Don't Delete the Kisses," as well as album track "Beautifully Unconventional," putting their formidable leader's vocals centre stage.
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From Earth, we can see a pulsar's rotating beam of gamma rays and radio pulses at exquisitely regular intervals—an effect that's often compared to the pulsating beam of lighthouse beacon.
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That remix took the mesmeric, understated original and sent it spinning, adding subtle, pulsating beats and building minimally to a frantic mix of bleeps and synths, Kondi's vocals atop it all.
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Pearson's "128th Psalm (Study for 'Five Psalms')" from 1968, is a light-bulb-shaped form with lines emanating from the center like electrified nerve endings and pulsating out beyond the frame.
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Disney Channel viewers who fell in love with The Descendants trilogy are sure to love DescenDance, a "pulsating dance party" in the backlot area of Hollywood Land inspired by the films.
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But I'm still trying to find that balance between doing my job (well enough) and being present with Lila, trying to ignore that endless stream of emails and the pulsating phone.
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But numbers aren't enough for everyone — some of us demand our memory sticks be dressed up in anodized aluminum and illuminated with the pulsating power of red and white LED lights.
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Aglow with details of pig iron, blast furnaces, ingots, and "the roaring, pulsating, pounding, hissing organism that is a steel mill", Keenan's memoir was an odd book for Forster to choose.
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This isn't orderly: The horses and their pulsating, vein-laden bodies combined with the frantic, whipping jockeys seem to be one chaotic mass, a brown blob with multiple heads jutting out.
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Prince—the chameleonic performer he was—represented exactly the risk the league had been wont to avoid, his sexuality pulsating, his performances unpredictable, his guitar licks anything but rank-and-file.
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In "Die Räuber," the American composer Ari Benjamin Meyer's pulsating score for violin, viola, electric bass and drums, performed live from the sides of the stage, creates a dronelike, hypnotic effect.
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Graham's visual choices, like the warped free-form typography of Fillmore concert posters and the pulsating blobs of concert light shows, are now inextricable from cultural memories of the late '23400s.
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Elsewhere, however, Mr. Bruce catches aspects of Thomas's meter (notably, his fondness for three consecutive strong syllables) in pulsating footwork, or wraps a dance current around the words, like a song.
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Arcavi soon convinced himself that the light source, designated iPTF14hls, must not be a supernova after all but rather a nearby pulsating (or "variable") star superimposed by coincidence on the distant galaxy.
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The pulsating, red-light-saturated room, which recalls The Masque of the Red Death, looms ominously while The Eagles' "The Last Resort" and Pink Floyd's "Have a Cigar" play on a loop.
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It's here that Mr. Talbot's score takes flight, first with a floating flute melody that seems both Eastern (perhaps Asian) and timeless, and then with pulsating rhythms that suggest Balkan folk dances.
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Slipping into the fluorescent green, bath-warm water, I was quickly engulfed by an overwhelming number of ominous pulsating orange blobs, which ranged in size from bowling balls to Ping-Pong balls.
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The cast's performance is enhanced by gorgeous setting and a pulsating musical soundtrack (featuring artists like Shari Short and Profetas) that make the highly plot-driven Siempre Bruja all the more lively.
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The presence indicator inside chat, which was previously a somewhat ominous pulsating blue square with a white circle inside, has shrunk down to a smiley face that appears when your friend joins.
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Scary videos of pregnant women (the most vulnerable!) with needles poking into their bellies are intermingled with revolting images of fatty, pulsating bodily tissues pierced by scalpels or incised by surgical devices.
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Besides simply glowing green or yellow, it can do more advanced color effects, such as glowing in all the colors of the rainbow for Pride or pulsating green for St. Patrick's Day.
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Silva raised her arms to the crowd in triumph as she beat Dorjsuren on a waza-ari, following a pulsating semi-finals victory that went into extra time against Romania's Corina Caprioriu.
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"It started out as a skeleton, with just the lyrics and the melodies, and we turned it into the song it is now, with the pulsating synths as a foundation," explains Parker.
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People lounge on the stairs that lead down into the leafy open-air courtyard, from which an art gallery, a lounge, two small bars, and a pulsating neon purple dancefloor splinter off.
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"As the binary stars orbit each other we see different parts of the pulsating star," said David Jones, study co-author and researcher at the Institute of Astrophysics of the Canary Islands.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — Germany capitalized on an awful mistake and survived a whirlwind assault by Chile to claim a 1-0 victory in a pulsating, bad-tempered Confederations Cup final on Sunday.
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Entertainment goes well beyond navy grog and steaks cooked over oak in a Chinese oven, to include a time-warp stage show called the Polynesian Islander Revue (fire dancers, headdresses, pulsating drums).
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It's a pulsating, variable red supergiant — which means its size and brightness can vary due to changes in activity of the convection cells on its surface and the heat in its atmosphere.
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The bold and harsh sonic dexterities reminded me of an approach to industrial noise techno developed by David Foster (aka Huren): Each note felt like it was pulsating and giving me whiplash.
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A special triumph is the stage-filling celebratory group waltz for the opening scene: Mr. Ratmansky brings Petipa's formations pulsating to life (20 couples, though the Mariinsky, with its vast resources, had more).
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Optically playing against that pulsating hue, Rabbia's colored-pencil flicks and ticks, accompanied by her minuscule circular or linear strokes, swell into eddies of energized color that animate each surface as a whole.
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Pedro similarly sets the sounds of the old country (his name is taken from the Scottish legend of the Blue Men of the Minch) to the pulsating, electro rhythms of the modern city.
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Visit the beaches or the pulsating bars of Tel Aviv, eating non-kosher Thai prawns, discussing the latest algorithm and watching the handsome youth drift by, and you might imagine yourself in California.
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ROME (Reuters) - World number one Novak Djokovic fended off a resurgent Rafael Nadal 7-5 7-6 (4) in a pulsating battle on Friday to reach the semi-finals of the Italian Open.
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Around the base of each of those gigantic plants is a tiny ecosystem of other fauna, from glowing yellow flowers to pulsating green orbs that move like liquid inside of a hard shell.
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But whereas Wordsworth would rely on nature as his muse, De Quincey's was the city, pulsating and filled with danger—if he wandered lonely, it was not as a cloud but as smog.
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The hysteria-including single "Like a Virgin," produced by Rodgers, is a dance track to its very core, revolving around a steady drum beat and pulsating bassline—another style made famous by Chic.
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In 16 A.D., Roman soldiers clashed with Germanic tribes east of the Rhine; the video begins with a band of Romans creeping through the Teutoburg Forest, toward a pulsating beam of red light.
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It integrated orchestral and electronic backdrops, with minimalist patterns pulsating within songs; Bryce Dessner has a master's degree in music from Yale and works a second career as a composer and festival curator.
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Donning a flowing silver dress, backed by pulsating strobe lights and visuals of multihued constellations, it's otherworldly, seeing the pop star that I obsessed over for a good part of my formative years.
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With the director Lila Neugebauer marshaling rampant teen spirit into balletic unity, this pulsating production at times brings to mind a nine-headed hydra, rushing at you on a stream of exploding hormones.
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In a pulsating match, the bespectacled Fallon delivered a match-winning bullseye to emerge triumphant, drawing ecstatic cheers from a packed crowd who have embraced her rise as the "Queen of the Palace".
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When included in the film (as here), everything is infused with a pulsating and flickering go-stop-go-stop-go-stop-go energy, evoking a hyperactive current of industrial forces on the body.
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January's only just bled into February, and we've already been treated to a pulsating new track from Novelist and a fresh slew of new sets from the likes of Section Boyz, among others.
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The icing on the cake for the quartet of Wiggins, Ed Clancy, Steven Burke and Owain Doull was breaking the world record twice in the space of a few pulsating hours at Rio's velodrome.
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So, we are faced with the options of putting up concrete barricades on our London roads to stop traffic and restrict freedom of our civilians or maintaining the vibrant throb of a pulsating city.
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Clicking the "Begin" button opens up a new, roughly square window with a small, pulsating greenish-blue circle situated in the middle of a larger, lighter blue-green circle, tinged with shades of yellow.
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With its hallucinatory visuals and pulsating soundtrack, the movie shocked many with its scenes of casual and desperate drug taking, brutally exposing a segment of society that had been left behind by the mainstream.
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Silva raised her arms in triumph as she overcame top seed Sumiya Dorjsuren of Mongolia, following a pulsating semi-finals victory that went into extra time against London silver medallist Corina Caprioriu of Romania.
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Maybe it's because it's sunny outside (always a bonus); maybe it's because my brain is fuzzy with phlegm; maybe it's because my nose piercing, fed up with endless nose-blowing, is pulsating in pain.
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When New Order performed their only US concert of 2015 at the Day for Night Festival, we were front and center, glued to the pulsating visual graphics that accompanied the iconic band and sound.
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She had accepted the Democratic nomination with "humility, determination and boundless confidence in America's promise," taking her place as the first woman to lead a major presidential ticket on a night pulsating with emotion.
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He warns us to brace ourselves at the start of the film: it opens with a close-up of an exposed heart pulsating urgently in a chest cavity, as if it's trying to escape.
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In studying the sedentary habits of Cassiopea, the researchers noticed that the jellies—which pulse all day, as a way to catch and eat zooplankton that drifts by—were pulsating more slowly at night.
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The piece is meant to evoke humor, though the effect can be quite the opposite, as the mere sight of a pulsating 1040 form in an enclosed space is enough to start heart palpitations.
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The Eternal Jew, an anti-Semitic propaganda film released in 1940, compares a map of Jewish migration to a pulsating pile of rats; Jews weren't just considered animals, but plague-bearing animals at that.
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"Instantly recognisable not just by the emblematic landmarks but also by the enchanting chaos beloved of all who know this crazy, pulsating, ever-changing but ever-beautiful world city," Fuller writes of London Town.
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If the modern dance music's pulsating beats can be said to mimic the beat of the heart in various states of emotion, then "Clarity" catches the listener at the peak of sweaty-palmed excitement.
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"Stars in the sky twinkle like diamonds and become musical melodies, cyclists leave trails and pluck invisible strings, buildings start to breathe and create pulsating waves of sound," Levtov explains in his Kickstarter campaign.
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LYON, France (Reuters) - Euro 2016 upstarts Hungary have steadily improved during the group stage of the tournament and played their best football in Wednesday's pulsating 3-3 draw against Portugal, coach Bernd Storck said.
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CHICAGO — When the United Center went black Friday night, the pulsating music began to blare and the piercing white spotlights started to swirl, but Dwyane Wade was not where he was supposed to be.
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At around 10PM last night, an explosion at a Con Edison facility in Astoria, Queens in New York sent an aqua-blue pulsating light across the entire New York sky for a few hours.
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Pelosi had a frying-pan-into-the-fire moment when she headed to the White House to talk infrastructure reform after a meeting of her Democratic caucus, which is pulsating with calls for Trump's impeachment.
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OMAHA, Nebraska (Reuters) - Michael Phelps edged old foe Ryan Lochte in a pulsating 200 meters individual medley showdown at the U.S. Olympic trials on Friday, adding another thrilling chapter to the greatest rivalry in swimming.
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The talented lead singer of the California alt-R&B band The Internet, Syd coasts over a pulsating beat with a melodic flow on "Nothin to Somethin," a standout from her first solo album, "Fin."
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"I couldn't believe what I was seeing, but there it was, this thing about the size of a tractor-trailer, shaped like a shoe box with pulsating red and orange lights," he told The Times.
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Spark Headphones Enjoy your favorite tunes through these powerful, form-fitting earbuds that don't just deliver premium sound quality, but also a pulsating light that dances to the beat and keeps you visible at night.
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Using 1,339 large, pulsating stars to compile a 3-D map of the Milky Way, researchers discovered that the galaxy's disk of stars is increasingly twisting, most likely due to the spinning of the disk.
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Instead, shot MTV-style, complete with neon lights, smoke machines, and pulsating pop music, they document a month of sparring between Czech artist Matyáš Chochola and 14-time world champion Muay Thai kickboxer Azem Maksutaj.
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Do this enough times and your body will become a giant, pulsating nerve of sensation; and your orgasm, if and when you are brought over that edge, will be that much more intense and powerful.
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Related: [Premiere] A Solo Jazz Pianist Gets Overtaken by a Fractal Universe in This Gorgeous Music Video Trip Out on These DMT-Inspired 3D GIF Artworks Fractals Shoot Lasers in a Pulsating Supercharged Music Video
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One might say this nation has a heart — a beating, pulsating, hammering organ of culture that circulates life-giving blood to other, core, vital organs (civic institutions, economic industry) and distal appendages (local community organizations).
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A strident work with Ms. Johnson as its centerpiece, "Volk" relies on the power of the collective — hinting at the rise of fascism — as the dancers play off one another's breath like a pulsating organism.
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Using 1,339 large, pulsating stars to compile a 3D map of the Milky Way, the researchers discovered that the galaxy's disk of stars is increasingly twisting, most likely due to the spinning of the disk.
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The skyscraper's twisting facade will include ceramic fins illuminated by pulsating lighting to give the impression that the building "breathes" with the cadence of the city, according to the architecture firm behind the building, UNStudio.
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In addition to reviving a 19th-century woodcutting technique, Hamanaka has expanded the domain of Op Art, complicating what Richard Anuszkiewicz, Bridget Riley, and Julian Stanczak did with pulsating visual effects and sharp graphic contrasts.
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You can feel Tracey's need to be alive in a non-work environment, because what else is there for vibrant women like her and Cynthia but the pulsating moments after work at a deadening job?
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Using 1,339 large, pulsating stars to compile a 3D map of the Milky Way, researchers discovered instead that the galaxy's disk of stars is increasingly twisting, most likely due to the spinning of the disk.
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Her paintings often depict women with large, dark eyes, pale flesh, and spindly limbs rendered in a dizzying amount of dots and set against a rainbow of pulsating color that makes the viewer feel hypnotized.
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I'm not saying some weed edibles would really make that heart formation during the line "I'm vibrating with love and light / Pulsating with love and light" even more beautiful, but I'm not NOT saying it, either.
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Security officials, it noted, are more likely to single out travellers who exhibit "shaking or trembling hands, rapid breathing for no apparent reason, cold sweats, pulsating carotid arteries, a flushed face, and avoidance of eye contact".
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Coming from Hydelic, who also composed the music for the new Area X segment of Rez Infinite, it's a diverse, pulsating score that deploys various vocals and genres to great effect throughout the game's running time.
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The night sky over New York City glowed bright as day Thursday evening, pulsating with a strange blue light after a fire at an electrical substation caused transformers to explode, sending electricity arcing through the air.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Bosnian qualifier Mirza Basic, ranked 5th in the world, upset fourth seed Philipp Kohlschreiber 7-5 7-6(5) in a pulsating encounter to reach the quarter-finals of the Sofia Open on Wednesday.
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At the Montreal International Jazz Festival earlier this month, the fiery saxophone of Shabaka Hutchings, Dan Leavers's pulsating synthesiser and Maxwell Hallett's arresting percussion dazzled an audience with its mash-up of jazz and cosmic sounds.
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If trippy, pulsating, Emeralds-on-speed swampy cosmic slop that comes slathered with vaseline-smeared-soft-focus vocals is your bag then, well, you've probably spent hours and hours and hours in Smith's fantastic company already.
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The curfew has been pushed back to 10 pm, from 6 pm, and clubs are packed and pulsating as DJs play the tunes of artists like Kuti and his late father Fela, the 1970s Afrobeat pioneer.
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ST PETERSBURG (Reuters) - Germany survived a whirlwind assault by Chile and capitalized on an awful mistake by the South Americans to claim a 1-0 victory in a pulsating, bad-tempered Confederations Cup final on Sunday.
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Fighting is wonderful, and watching two guys pathetically scuffle on rain-slick pavement while the soft pulsating noise of a party happens behind them is some of the only free joy left in this world. 38.
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"She used to type so much that whenever we had a quiet moment together (usually in front of the TV), she would hold my hand and I could feel her fingers pulsating with keyboard strokes," said Hawk.
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Whatever the foundation in Robert Ludlum's novels, the politics now are merely an excuse to launch the taciturn hero into action, with Damon's purposeful walk, set to that pulsating music, representing its own kind of special effect.
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Eventually, I find myself in a system with a huge, pulsating black hole, which I'm hoping will push me even further toward the center of the universe and, if I'm lucky, one of those curious artificial planets.
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They were constructed out of sheets of zinc-plated steel that had been laser-cut into curling forms that called to mind a Spirograph set, and then molded by hand into a mass of pulsating lacy spheres.
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But when you enter, you walk beneath a fur archway lined with a neon orange light, and are immediately met with softly pulsating music, the sort you might expect to find in a darkly lit, downtown club.
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With the director Lila Neugebauer marshaling rampant teen spirit into balletic unity, this pulsating production from the Playwrights Realm at times brings to mind a nine-headed hydra, rushing at you on a stream of exploding hormones.
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The youngest and aforementioned Will (Max Jenkins), meanwhile, encounters a strange robot, forging a bond that makes the mechanized figure -- complete with a pulsating visage -- want to protect the child, while fostering suspicions on his father's part.
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Islanders 5, Maple Leafs 1 Auston Matthews skated onto the Barclays Center ice Sunday, and Toronto fans — braving the pulsating pregame music and wearing his No. 234 — broke into big smiles when they saw the teenage visitor.
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"The rhythmic pulsating of the LED facade lighting system will draw attention to the tower in an ephemeral manner without casting additional ambient light pollution into the already active skyline," a spokesperson for UNStudio told Business Insider.
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If you could have seen the party from above, it would have appeared as a swirling solar system, with one bright star pulsating at the center and the rest of the room in a distant, pining spin.
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Xhaka was almost upstaged by Shaqiri who clipped the crossbar with a curling, dipping shot from the unlikeliest of angles and the match turned into a pulsating end-to-end affair which was brilliantly settled by Shaqiri.
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With the director Lila Neugebauer marshaling teen spirit into balletic unity (and thickly layered dialogue into improbable clarity), this pulsating production brings to mind a nine-headed hydra, rushing at you on a stream of exploding hormones.
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As with "Orange Cello (Sound Cooking)" and the slightly pulsating (and very cute) "Music in a Corner" (1983), Julius had little CD players transmit buzzing noises that vibrate the membranes of small loudspeakers turned to face upwards.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Milos Raonic served his way into the third round of the Australian Open on Thursday with a pulsating 6-7(4) 7-6(20143) 7-6(11) 7-6(5) victory against former champion Stan Wawrinka.
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Its melody is closer to these on the haunted pop of Amen Dunes' 2014 album Love, but there's an insistent beat behind McMahon's voice now rather than a loose acoustic guitar, and it builds into something gutturally pulsating.
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A wistful introduction, backed by elaborate pizzicato strings, leads to an upbeat mesh of flamenco-tinged guitars and pulsating synthesizers as Michael sings, in plush multitracked harmonies, about pressures toward getting high: parental example, cultural cues, personal problems.
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"Dry Powder," directed at a brisk clip by Mr. Kail, on a chic, pulsating blue platform designed by Rachel Hauck, becomes more engrossing when we meet Jeff, played with a nice measure of affability by Mr. De Silva.
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Is it even possible to consider yourself a real college student if your dorm room floor isn't perpetually veiled in a thin layer of pizza cheese and a pulsating sludge that was at one point seven-layer dip?
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In three selections from Alvin Lucier's "Wave Songs," Ms. Mundy produced long held notes on top of electronic sine waves in such a way that the minute pitch differences created a gently pulsating massage in the listener's ear.
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With the director Lila Neugebauer marshaling rampant teen spirit into balletic unity, this pulsating portrait of a girls' soccer team at times brings to mind a nine-headed hydra, rushing at you on a stream of exploding hormones.
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Coming off a pulsating victory over their most bitter rival, the New Jersey Devils must be wary of an emotional letdown when they host the Chicago Blackhawks on Saturday night in the final game before the Christmas break.
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He sat at his monitors, eyes darting back and forth between the two feeds, legs pumping like pistons, chewing gum so furiously that I could, at times, see the muscles in his temples pulsating like an exposed heart.
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If you're looking to cut loose and escape the kids for a bit, check out Jellyrolls, a lively dueling piano bar that's open nightly, or Atlantic Dance Hall, a pulsating nightclub where you can dance the night away.
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Her poems — those about nature as well as those on other subjects — are suffused with a pulsating, almost mystical spirituality, as in the work of the American Transcendentalists or English poets like William Blake and Gerard Manley Hopkins.
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With its pulsating soundtrack and kilos of cocaine, this series about a foundering record-label president, who finds redemption amid the rock scene of 1973 New York after a catastrophic accident, has the hallmark of a Martin Scorsese film.
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There's a pulsating sensuality coiled beneath Vicious Cousins' sparse arrangements, wrapped around each grungy note and nestled within every breath of her dreamy, almost languid vocals, especially on this track we're premiering here (taken from her debut, All Disappearing).
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That run, which kicked off with Federer, who is now 36, winning a pulsating five-setter at last year's Australian Open final, has allowed the eight-times Wimbledon champion to narrow Nadal's head-to-head lead to 23-15.
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The Shrine is the kind of place Nigerian parents warn their children about, a nightspot that is synonymous with wafts of marijuana smoke, gyrating back up dancers and the pulsating sounds of the Afrobeat music popularized by Fela Kuti.
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In a morbid spasm of 1970s urban renewal, the soaring 19th-century, Liberty-style, glass-and-steel food market — once the pulsating heart of the city — gave way to a claustrophobic underground shopping mall and flimsy street-level pavilions.
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With the director Lila Neugebauer marshaling teen spirit into balletic unity (and thickly layered dialogue into improbable clarity), this pulsating production brings to mind a nine-headed hydra, rushing at you on a stream of exploding hormones (1:30).
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With the director Lila Neugebauer marshaling teen spirit into balletic unity (and thickly layered dialogue into improbable clarity), this pulsating production brings to mind a nine-headed hydra, rushing at you on a stream of exploding hormones (44753:44743).
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Its goal is to make us into witnesses and bystanders — to put us into the shoes of those who stand by and watch, feeling helpless even when we're not — something it achieves through confident, pulsating filmmaking and emotional performances.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Daniil Medvedev once reveled in his role as the villain of Flushing Meadows but on Sunday the Russian completed his transformation to unlikely hero after taking Rafa Nadal the distance in a pulsating U.S. Open final.
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Early in "Fahrenheit 451," Montag (Michael B. Jordan) readies himself in front of his bathroom mirror, which doubles as a supersize smart screen, pulsating with news updates and a never-ending river of responses from his social-media followers.
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It seemed not just attentive to, but actively protective of, the sounds that room filled the room: low subway growls, the pulsating drone of perhaps the air-conditioner, the gastric sighs and gurgles of an audience member behind me.
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With the director Lila Neugebauer marshaling teen spirit into balletic unity (and thickly layered dialogue into improbable clarity), this pulsating production brings to mind a nine-headed hydra, rushing at you on a stream of exploding hormones (200:2312).
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Manvir Singh, a graduate student in Harvard's department of human evolutionary biology and another study co-author, noted that lullabies tended to be slow and fluid across societies while dance songs tended to be fast, lively, rhythmic and pulsating.
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Yet here in El Vedado, a neighborhood once reputed as a playground for American mobsters in the 23s (think Godfather Part II), there is now a pulsating nightlife with clubs, private restaurants, and bars attracting tourists and locals alike.
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His Swiss conqueror snatched a pulsating fourth-set tiebreak 22013-9 before winning 6-7(4) 4-6 20013-3 7-6(9) 6-3 to reach his 11th Wimbledon semi-final and keep up the tilt for an eighth title.
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Instead of activating a light-up circle around the top, like you do when speaking to Alexa on Echo, you'll see a pulsating blue light on the touch panel at the top of the speaker when you're talking to Cortana.
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Even if I could forgive the dangly dongles on the wire connecting the two halves of the Porta Pro Wireless, the one thing I absolutely can't abide is the pulsating blue light that's emitted from the headphones when they're on.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A bruised Southampton squad licked their wounds on Monday after narrowly losing a pulsating League Cup final to Manchester United, but can draw much consolation from the confirmation that in Manolo Gabbiadini they have unearthed a goal-scoring diamond.
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On the other side we have new measurements of pulsating stars in local galaxies, also extremely precise, that has measured the Hubble Constant to be 50,400 miles per hour per million light years (or using cosmologists units 73.4 km/s/Mpc).
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LIVERPOOL, England (Reuters) - Virgil van Dijk made a dream start to his Anfield career, scoring the winning goal on his debut for Liverpool, as they beat city rivals Everton 2-1 in a pulsating FA Cup third round tie on Friday.
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I blame The Weeknd and also Tervis Scootch and also all of you nerds who drank like six Mike's Hard Lemonades one time and then spent a night stumbling around the club looking at pulsating laser lights and fog machines.
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So textured and thick are the overlapping images that figures (a horse's eye, ocean waves, the blonde hair on someone's head) seem to emerge miraculously from the pulsating, collaged scenes, before becoming indistinguishable again from the colors dancing across the screen.
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With the latter duo ensconced in a makeshift tower dispensing pulsating drones, paranoid synth, and mechanized percussion, Ayewa floated through the choking fog onstage, her dreadlocks a Medusa snarl, her voice low and commanding, her loose white shirt a living shroud.
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He explored minimalism alongside composers such as Terry Riley, Philip Glass and Steve Reich — weaving shimmering, textured tapestries out of the pulsating repetition of small elements — but later found it confining and tried to incorporate it into a broader language.
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He writes pulsating accompaniments, moment after moment determined not to be with the main voice, supplying a kind of constant and urgent in-between-ness, anticipations of the next note or reflections of the last, charging each moment with intensity.
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MONACO ADVANCES Midfielder Tiemoué Bakayoko's thumping header sent Monaco through to the Champions League quarterfinals as the home side beat Manchester City, 3-1, to progress on the away-goals rule in another pulsating match between two attack-minded sides.
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Heavy breathing gives way to a bold, pulsating beat that will ebb and flow over the course of the next three minutes, and with verses from three of the UK's best MCs, it's a crash course in the sacred art of bars.
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She's so intuitive when it comes to pop—the bubblegum swell of genre and its history and traditions positively pulsating through her—that to slap her with schedules would be restrictive, and would probably see her best material slipping through the cracks.
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In a speech pulsating with tough talk that will likely please his supporters, the presumptive Republican nominee also renewed his call for a ban on Muslim migration into the United States -- and extended it to cover all nations with a history of terrorism.
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He must convince a Democratic Party pulsating with forces of youth, gender and racial diversity that is moving left on health care and college funding to ultimately turn to a traditional middle-of-the road nominee to take on President Donald Trump.
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Dr. Ventress apparently becomes, in her own way, a version of the Crawler: Lena finds her inside the tunnel in the base of the lighthouse, and sees her break apart and transform into a pulsating, textured flower that produces a clone of Lena.
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Originally from a suite of four "Krush Grooves," one of the producers (Davy DMX of Orange Krush) stripped the beat of everything but a pulsating beat and the occasional bit of scratching and mixing, thereby beckoning minimalism into the narrative of hip-hop.
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Then, the crown jewel: Fatboy Slim, with their big beat number "The Rockafeller Skank," came pulsating into the gameplay options and line-up change screens, disrupting—but not too much—the excitement of a game that had clamorously evolved since its previous edition.
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"When I first came to New York, it was like you'd land at the airport and drove in toward the midtown tunnel and come up on the bridge, and you'd see the city and it was just like pulsating," the actor, 63, recalls.
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A couple of times Mr. Almeida switched on a pulsating tremolo effect for his voice and guitar, a disruption of all the cruising mellowness: This was a sound that could become central to the music, but still sounds like an add-on.
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By structuring Elton John's (Taron Egerton) rise to fame and subsequent struggles as a traditional musical — the type where characters can break out into song at any moment — director Dexter Fletcher delivered a pulsating fantasia in the spirit of his subject's theatricality.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Astronomers have created the most precise map to date of the Milky Way by tracking thousands of big pulsating stars spread throughout the galaxy, demonstrating that its disk of myriad stars is not flat but dramatically warped and twisted in shape.
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But in a pulsating 113-3/4-hour encounter during which both players successfully varied their game, punctuating long baseline rallies with bouts of serve-and-volley and the occasional dropshot, the pressure of holding a misfiring serve eventually told on Thiem.
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Directed by George Dunning with a swirling, pulsating psychedelic visual style created by the Czech-born illustrator Heinz Edelmann, it sent the four Beatles on a submarine voyage to idyllic Pepperland while being threatened by the music-hating, color-draining Blue Meanies.
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Azarenka, playing in her second tournament after the birth of her son Leo in December, out-hit and out-thought the second-seeded Romanian for much of a pulsating first set, mixing deep groundstrokes with frequent dropshots and forays to the net.
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Whatever the case: it's there, somewhere, pulsating as an ember of the past, pushed down so deep it should be forgotten but isn't, because why else would there be remnants of a fire if there wasn't still something flammable enough to burn?
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I felt quite euphoric, because it was a 12-inch single ["A Huge Ever Growing Pulsating Brain That Rules from the Centre of the Ultraworld (Loving You)"] that I knew no one else had even contemplated trying to make a record like that.
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"It's a masterful job of homage, and all those pulsating synths and cavernous low tones give the film much of its swagger, and they promise to intensify your own, far less exciting commute as well," said Sean O'Neal in The AV Club.
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The session began with us sitting side by side, and soon she was using each object on my body — rubbing the lavender oil on my wrist, crinkling the tissue paper near my head and pulsating my knee with the metal tuning fork.
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From writer Alice O'Neill to director John Dahl to composer Eskmo (whose pulsating score has never sounded better) to the entire cast, "Billions" has served up a miniature masterpiece of ethical conundrums, shortcuts and sacrifices, exacting and enjoyable from start to finish.
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Baroque pieces by Jean-Philippe Rameau predate the affair by centuries, and are used in a head-scratching ballet of military officers; Jehan Alain's pulsating "Litanies," performed with verve by the organist Parker Ramsay, are from the 1930s, decades after Dreyfus was rehabilitated.
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They're posted at a thriving, pulsating club, but while countless dancers cavort in front of large screens flashing chromatic abstractions, the detectives watch for their target with steely-eyed grimaces, their pupils looking almost beady from the glare of the club's lights.
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You may take it in as a whole, but also get absorbed by eventful details: how the tiles close to and far from one another have flickering, almost pulsating, interactions; the way that colors and light shift and change when you move just a bit.
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Everyone seems to have a story about a time—usually in high school—when a bottle of Cuervo or some even more foul variety sent them running mid-puke to a toilet and waking up with a hangover like raw despair pulsating behind their eyes.
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Riley Knapp and Casey Barth, (see what they did there), create modern, soulful R&B-pop hinged on elastic vocals that can stretch into a perfectly pitched falsetto, pulsating synths, and a production value so clean you could eat your morning eggs off it.
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Choc released her first single "Run Up On Me" as a 17-year-old in 2016, and it took off in Baltimore due to the song's pulsating synths and rolling drums, joined with her harmonious warnings about what would happen if adversaries underestimated her.
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I played in my school's jazz band while living in the foothills of the Indian Himalayas, love the rapper Nas and can get lost in house music, the pulsating bass and tribal rhythms mixed with R&B, soul, funk and all that good stuff.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil's Gabriel Jesus made one goal, scored another and was sent off in the second half as they beat Peru 3-1 on Sunday to win the Copa America for the ninth time in a pulsating contest at the Maracana stadium.
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That aura breaks down on live set closer "Mystery Girl" as she casts aside her cool Franciose Hardy persona for about 30 seconds and screams "Don't you try and calm me down" over pulsating guitars, growing ever louder as her voice doubles in intensity.
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BELO HORIZONTE, Brazil (Reuters) - Brazil advanced to the Copa America final with a 2-0 win over old rivals Argentina on Tuesday in a pulsating and, at times, bad-tempered match decided by a goal in each half from Gabriel Jesus and Roberto Firmino.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Tiny Iceland made a stunning impact in their first-ever World Cup on Saturday when they held 2014 runners-up Argentina to a pulsating 1-1 draw but Lionel Messi's tournament began wretchedly as he saw his penalty saved by Hannes Halldorsson.
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The mysterious, class-cutting senior in a poetry seminar full of sophomores could never!) aside, the fact that a penetrative sex toy that strokes (instead of pulsating) is the bar we have to clear for "innovation" is… actually kind of dismaying, on a sensual level.
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On Monday he reached his ninth consecutive Wimbledon quarter-final, hanging on to Kyrgios's coat-tails for much of a pulsating first set before the Australian lost focus to concede the second and third sets tamely in a 7-5 6-1 6-4 defeat.
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With two outs and two strikes in the bottom of the 10th inning, Adam Jones lashed a single to left-center field off Guillermo Moscoso, scoring Christian Yelich for the winning run in a pulsating 3-103 victory before 22,580 fans at Marlins Park.
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The building itself breathed with energy: aside from lights pulsating across its gridded walls, one of its sides became the canvas for Chicago artist Ezra Miller, who projected colorful, ever-shifting animations on it that corresponded to the live music from the nearby stage.
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With its whirring, pulsating rhythm and confrontational lyrics lifted from a Tupac movie, "I Don't Give A Fuck" appears to be as much a tribute to Hollywood as it does a bold statement of purpose from a musician defiantly making music on his own terms.
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While addressing a room of physicists at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Waterloo, Ontario, last month, Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell recalled the questions journalists asked her in 1967 in response to her groundbreaking discovery of pulsars, rotating neutron stars marked by their distinct pulsating nature.
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I thought about how I'd feel about bumping into my dad in the toilets of a nightclub, his mouth gummed up with white gunk, his pupils pulsating in time to "Wanna Dance" by Peter Visti, sweat dripping off his head like Phil Mitchell in a sauna.
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"Found at approximately 9553,2955 meters (26,230 feet), we were able to see the feeding tentacles extended around the animal like a spider web as well as the pulsating nectophores, found just below and around the 'float,' which helped to keep the central body suspended," noted NOAA.
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Its shape is pretty nice, it can slip easily under your skirt or in your panties, it comes with a protective "glove" which you can wash, and it emits a regular pulsating rhythm that gets ever more intense and thrilling the deeper you go into the game.
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It basically does the hard parts for you with three different tech specs: The oscillating-rotating-pulsating technology uses a round brush head with a 16-degree angle that cleans tooth by tooth, getting to tight, cavity-prone corners that you definitely missed with a manual brush.
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When Laura Evans, a freelance writer living in upstate New York, opened her Sephora Favorites box last year and found a Foreo Luna Play, she did not see a pulsating, silicone facial cleansing device: She saw a sex toy — and a damn good one at that.
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A far cry from those looks-like-lipstick or could-just-be-a-ring vibrators; you put the thing on a couch or a bed or the floor, and you ride it, on top of any number of pulsating phallic attachments you adjust to your liking.
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To lie here is to dwell in the business happening inside my skull, to be sequestered in an enclosure of light and sound where my self rises to meet the challenge of being swamped by the pulsating music and the morphing light pattern in front of me.
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Factor in choreography from Drew McOnie, a 2016 Olivier winner for "In the Heights," whose lack of abandon prompts first admiration and then —as the material requires — fear, and the production manages to be serious without being solemn, all the while delivering that famously pulsating score.
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Scientists using the Hubble Space Telescope recalculated the Hubble constant with the help of a recent high-accuracy measurement of the distance to a nearby satellite galaxy called the Large Magellanic Cloud, as well as new observations of 70 Cepheid variables, a kind of pulsating star.
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Ijeoma taught himself to read music specifically for this project, so that he could remove notes from the anthem at the same rate as Americans being sent to prison, from the 1920s to today, while pulsating lights traced the passage of time with an uneven beat.
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"Dance," the fifth and final section, begins with a sensational explosion of six contrasting, rapidly pulsating simultaneous solos; but before you've had time to appreciate the individual dances, the men have begun to create one harmony after another, first in spatial terms and then in canonic sequences.
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It may be impossible and foolhardy to empirically assign a particular sound or style to represent an entire decade, but you could do a lot worse than pinpointing the pulsating thrust of Trent Reznor's output in the 2010s as the defining reverberations of the last ten years.
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In 50 pulsating minutes, the 22-year-old Texan saw what looked like an inevitable coronation turn into a death march, the day ending with a dejected Spieth trudging up the 18th fairway in the Georgia twilight knowing he let Masters history slip through his fingers.
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Jerusalem has been the pulsating heart of the Jewish people for 3,000 years, and now comes an American President and fulfilled his promise to move -- to recognize Jerusalem as the Israel&aposs capital, which is common sense, but somebody had to say it to break the charade of hypocrisy.
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Featuring lo-fi indie royalty Kurt Vile, cimbalom virtuoso Michael Masley, and psych-folk siren Mariee Sioux, the album flits from pulsating drone to tender, sunlit folk and then alights somewhere along the perimeters of country-gothic, largely recorded largely in Ireland's 19th century defensive forts, the Martello Towers.
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In "Funnyhouse of a Negro," Kennedy's characters don't so much talk to one another—there is no real connection through her dialogue—as hold up a mirror to the forces that are pulling their minds and bodies apart, leaving all that unique, pulsating language on the stage floor.
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Sports Briefing Lionel Messi's penalty kick in stoppage time of a pulsating 3-2 win at Valencia on Saturday moved Barcelona atop the Spanish league, but the victory came at a cost: Andrés Iniesta sustained ligament damage in his right knee that could keep him out for several months.
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But he'd also tightened up his tunecraft and matured considerably as a songwriter; even this token non-ballad snakes through its nearly 11 minutes with a pulsating jungle throwback beat and some kind of treated horn or string riff that sounds like it's emanating from an elephant's trunk.
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A who's who of New York's political power structure — and those who aspire to crash it — descended on a small stretch of Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn on Monday, seeking votes amid the bright and bedazzled costumes and pulsating beats of the city's annual West Indian American Day Parade. Gov.
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She's already put out 13 Bandcamp releases in 2018—including July's Dance for Angry Mothers, arguably Slaughters' poppiest demo to date (and featuring her daughter on synths and percussion), and Sundust, a pulsating, psychedelic ride through the cosmos—with plans of releasing a physical album sometime later this year.
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The pulsating "Waiting for Tonight" remains a Y2K dance floor classic; her brassy 2004 single "Get Right" is an eternal fan favorite; even "Dinero," her playfully raucous 2018 collaboration with Cardi B and DJ Khaled proves she can ham it up with a new generation of kindred spirits.
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Cedric's daily regimen of drugs -- a handful in the morning and evening -- are crushed and added to his feeding bag; his oxygen levels are constantly monitored; and a pulsating sheath, called a percussion vest, is wrapped around his chest twice a day to keep mucus from building up in his lungs.
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Opening with PC Music's signature saccharine synths—a mainstay over the course of the track—with a distinctly 90's Euro-style club beat pulsating throughout, it seems that although the PC Music phenomenon has dulled, Harle's production style has just become even more outrageous (and that's definitely a good thing).
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Its stained-glass triptych looks across the avenue at one of Miami Beach's newest businesses, the Time Out Market Miami, a dazzling nearly-block-long, high-ceilinged food hall with hip lighting, pulsating music, three bars, 18 places to eat, many with a Latin accent, and an industrial, stainless-steel exterior.
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Thomas's deeply layered installation "Black Righteous Space" (211) filtered the flag through the red, black, and green colors of the Black Power Movement, its pulsating, kaleidoscopic patterns controlled by a playlist of songs, speeches, and dialogue by over 22020 Black speakers and performers, ranging from James Baldwin to Kanye West.
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The Berlin-via-San Francisco producer filled each with a dreamy, pulsating remembrance of the her upbringing in Arizona, and while it's quite hard to chose one over the other, "2000 Species of Cacti" wins the photo-finish with the dry heat of its minimal beat and deceptively cool melody.
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A coke-addled record executive on a downtown New York street hears the pitter-patter of young feet running past, around and over his car, and as he follows the kids to a nearby New York Dolls concert (it's 1973), a scene of quiet squalor is transformed into a pulsating production number.
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The pair have also cited 70/20163s acts Tangerine Dream (who handled scores like Thief and Sorcerer) and Goblin (who scored Suspiria), and it's not hard to see where that comes in—the work is at turns prickly, intense, and unnerving, as well as pulsating and propulsive, making frequent use of resolute arpeggiators.
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After the wrenching, real-time intimacy of his debut, Fruitvale Station, and the franchise-jolting, bruised adrenalin hit of Creed, we now have Black Panther: a giddily enjoyable, convention-bucking 134-minute epic that somehow manages to simultaneously be a comic-book blockbuster, a pulsating espionage thriller and an Afro-futurist family saga.
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The pulsating showdown ebbed and flowed through four quarters and two overtimes that was finally decided when Manu Ginobili, who had a chance to end it in the first overtime with a last ditch shot, dropped two free throws with three seconds on the clock to put the contest out of reach.
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Details on the game are scarce, but the announcement trailer already introduced a few of its deadly cuties to get your blood pumping: There's the pulsating curved blade called Talwar who transforms into a Fabio-meets-punk hunk, or the agile, smoldering, chic needle named Épée, and the dressed-to-kill blade Valeria.
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"She doesn't make sense as much as she makes noise, commuting a story not through words, but phonetic shapings that sound something like words left out in the rain, their definition bleeding out into each other until there is nothing but a string of guttural utterances set to a pulsating beat."Pause.
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Despite calling on a trainer to treat blisters on his left toes before the start of the fifth set, the world number three zipped around with ease to break in the opening game of the decider and finished off the 38th-ranked Russian after three-and-a-half hours of pulsating action.
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Add that to his ability to seamlessly merge modern classical music, unhinged black metal, and pulsating dark ambient with constantly shifting polyrhythms, and you get the kind of punishing, fascinating compositions that govern works like his latest effort, Perdurance (which we're streaming in full below, and will be officially released on June 6).
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Beyond the unique sanitation properties and savable user profiles, the Toto Washlet S300e has all the features we've come to expect out of a high-quality bidet, including various spray options — rear, soft rear, front — oscillating and pulsating options, a pre-mist, and five settings each for water, air dryer, and seat temperature.
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But he's also now a master of cuteness, and in danger of remaining too much the same: of deploying, always musically, the same array of wow physical tricks — the rippling upper body, the rapid currents of sliding and pulsating footwork — as if he were afraid of being either calmly objective or simple.
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The Rangers came out to the sound of recorded, pulsating music, but when they retreated to their dressing room to prepare for the game, Castoldi got back on the organ and played "New York, New York," which Layton, who died in 2004, loved to play on the Hammond organ at Yankee Stadium.
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This technique – to which he rigidly adhered to for the rest of his career, but, surprisingly, did not become rigid in – evokes comparisons with the craft of weaving, drawing with toothpicks, Vincent Van Gogh's swirling cosmos in "The Starry Night" (1889) and the pulsating lines of the American visionary artist, Charles Burchfield.
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A collaboration by Detroit-based artists Cotton Museum and Apetechnology, it featured electronic noise, a man banging gongs, a video of pulsating human flesh, and the coup de grâce, a remote-control car, attached to which was an inflatable tube man with a gigantic skull mask head and a flowing, golden wig.
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Being the ever vibrant, pulsating city that it is, Berlin has managed to craft a unique sensibility that sets it apart from the other fashion capitals in Germany (and Europe), so we decided to ask two Berlin-born young women, Cassandra Jean-Francois and Marie-Paule Bamage, what they think about their individual styles.
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Carson has reached that tricky moment in politics when critics of the status quo must decide if they want to remain on the outside permanently or take a chance by leaping into the messy, pulsating center of politics, where doing what it takes to win can mean discarding old allies and adopting a new playbook.
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This was the period when Scully's paintings pushed forward his many early attempts to retain a vivid and exaggerated dynamic edge, when his coy and brilliant hedonism found its écriture, and when earthy bands of color became wider and more expressive as if to protrude into a deeper tonality through his pulsating, gestural applications.
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The Russians, competing as neutral athletes at Pyeongchang as punishment for a years-long Russian doping scandal, came back from one-goal down on a goal by Nikita Gusev with less than a minute left in regulation time to force overtime in one of the most pulsating finals in the history of Olympic hockey.
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While not an issue for me personally, it's important to note that the curtains didn't totally black out the light from Times Square — even in the middle of the night, I felt as if I was in Blade Runner, with the pulsating lights peeking through holes in the curtain, creating a subtle moody glow.
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This White House is such a pulsating example of unearned privilege (see here, here, here, here and here), that in a nation that prides itself on meritocracy and swears that those who work hard are rewarded, we see that it's also possible to be a rich dolt and still occupy one of the most powerful positions on earth.
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You've got this little fella here, which looks like a pair of flapping angel wings: This strange, pulsating thing, which kind of looks like a bounce house seen from above: And this thing, which is obviously a crown made of jello: The video is based on research by Francesco Corucci, and a full paper is available on request here.
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Slowly our main vector of information shifts from sight to sound: the slap of her shoes on the pavement, the buzz of failing electrical wires, the keening whir of car alarms, squealing tires stopping short in the sudden absence of streetlights and stoplights, the pulsating hum and ominous strings of composer Mac Quayle's never-better score.
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Well, funny story, actually, I was out in the club wearing a comfortable pair of chinos, a sensible shirt, and cableknit jumper and... A pulsating set of tentacles that spurt fake-cum into the crowd might seem like a good idea but do you have any idea how hard it is to get hold of the stuff?
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Tesla's cool culminated in a raucous, rock-n-roll spectacular at its semi-truck reveal in late 2017, when to the pulsating thrum of the Beastie Boys' "Sabotage," CEO Elon Musk staged the greatest "Just one more thing" moment in high-tech history and rolled out the new Roadster, to a crowd that went completely bonkers.
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Following a brief, open-to-all dance lesson onstage featuring Brown's signature blend of African and contemporary dance, the company will perform three works: "New Conversations," from 230; "For You," from 21969; and "Four Corners," a powerful, pulsating work about the presence of angels around us, originally made for the Alvin Ailey company in 28. cityparksfoundation.
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And a whole lot of stuff that masqueraded as clues to that mystery: bizarre lines of backwards-spoken dialogue in the Red Room; the alternate dimension where FBI Agent Cooper (Kyle McLachlan) has apparently been trapped all this time; enigmatic pronouncements from the Log Lady; a weird translucent box that murders people; a tree with a pulsating brain.
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" The ad then switches to footage of Mr. Christie delivering a speech at St. Anselm College in New Hampshire on Monday, strings still pulsating, as he lectures, "Do not be fooled: Any significant division within the Republican Party leads to the same awful result — Hillary Rodham Clinton in January of 2017," and says defeating the Democratic candidate is a "moral duty.
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Co-producers Hudson Mohawke and Oneohtrix Point Never fashion for her a batch of beats whose avoidance of ordinary melodic structure draws attention to all the cool noises chomping along underneath — sharp, sizzling glittersirens, piercing rays of sunlight filtered through glass prisms, abrasive metal slabs undercut with sweet synthesized bass — forming an elegant, pulsating, computerized musical body that's always on its toes.
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In moving away from plots with conventional rhythm, toward a pulsating, push-pull fascination with crisis situations and disintegrating systems, Mandel has taken her novel-writing practice somewhere both traditional (the polyphonic psychological novel) and quite experimental (I had to read The Glass Hotel twice to figure out where two major characters had come from—it can be difficult to keep up).
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Part of its 80s revamp—during which it became a showcase club for the first wave of British MTV stars, like Duran Duran, the Culture Club, and the Eurythmics—was the addition of what one fan referred to as "a rather novel and fun laser light show that projected animated images which moved in time to the pulsating music" onto the venue's remaining movie screen.
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For proof, look to Kanye West's ye, Kacey Musgraves' colorful yet country-influenced Golden Hour, the pulsating holistic ambience of Jon Hopkins's Singularity, the op-art visualizers for Beach House's new album, and two books—Trip, the first non-fiction work from the once amphetamine-addled Tao Lin; and How to Change Your Mind, by the nature and culture journalist Michael Pollan, in which he investigates the medical revolution surrounding psychedelics.
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Hung salon-style between the living room's casement windows, there's a pulsating oil-and-acrylic color-field painting from 2018 by the New York artist Matt Connors, with whom Sosa is working on a monograph; a shield-shaped sculpture from 2017 by the Los Angeles artist Peter Shire; and a vibrant still life of a bowl of sun-washed oranges, painted in 2016 by the Toronto-based artist Nadia Gohar, Laila's younger sister.
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