Definition of soundscape
: a mélange of musical and sometimes nonmusical sounds
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At one point, a throwback to the baroque era emerges amid the edgy soundscape, like a repressed memory.
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Yet, for fans intimately entrenched in the trio’s icy remove and Euro-centric soundscapes, Depeche Mode has always had its socio-political agenda.
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Trip Metal celebrates its third year with Rev's signature grimy soundscapes set to dystopic visuals by Divine Enfant.
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Meanwhile, Drake’s rise to stardom represented a breakthrough for male sensitivity in hip-hop, on display in an aesthetic swerve toward sinuously hybrid songs in which rap bleeds into singing against purpled and luminous soundscapes.
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Like Lumines before it, every single action in The Tetris Effect—moving, rotating, dropping a piece—adds a note to the game's wonderful, ethereal, trance-inducing soundscapes.
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Gordon Hempton is a botanist and sound recordist whose natural soundscapes for PBS have won him an Emmy.
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Open the Environments app and listeners have immediate access to unique natural soundscapes that engineer Teibel traveled the world to capture.
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Inside a giant aluminum shell on the grounds of the library near Pasadena, Calif., the movements of the spacecraft create an otherworldly soundscape.
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First Known Use of soundscape
1964
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