atmospherics Definition
at·mos·pher·ics (--iks)
- Radio
- disturbances in reception, produced by natural electric discharges, as in a storm; static
- the phenomena producing these disturbances
- prevailing mood or influence
atmospherics Usage Examples
Converse of object
brood: Not a problem: Immune create melody and refined, brooding, spacious atmospherics, all consistently well done.
Adjective modifier
- moody: A haunting excursion into the world of horror that mixes gore, blood, eroticism and moody atmospherics.
- more: Female vocals and more atmospherics for ' Perfect Sense ' , a soft, beautiful song.
- good: NEWS IN BRIEF As I wrote last weeks report, the fishing was picking up following the change to Southerly winds and better atmospherics.
- dark: Contained upon it are some of Low's accessible songs to date, combined with some of the darkest atmospherics they've produced.
- swirling: Their music is all swirling atmospherics and cleverly programmed drums with solid bass lines, soaring guitars and some effortless vocals.
- ambient: Solely using samples, ambient atmospherics, and glitchy noises, they assemble experimental soundscapes that are often Satanic in nature.
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