atonally

It might also have been a recording of cats yodeling, atonally and with no discernible rhythm.

The world came apart in bright jagged glass fragments that howled atonally and pricked her all over.

Something rang atonally here.

Quickly, a howling starts to emanate from the bottles, a haunting sound both atonally musical and eerily otherworldly.

"The whole point now is that I can be just as crazy tonally as I was before atonally.

Machinery was three and liked to bang things against other things arythmically while hollering atonally.

The sound system puts forth hours of agonized Spanish singing, the sound of one man bashing a guitar and wailing atonally.

As he passed the main lounge, he could hear someone plunking atonally on the piano, as well as some mindless television game show.

It has also been used on occasion by many post-punk and experimental bands throughout the UK and Europe in the 1980s, sometimes atonally.

Sing Along with Colin-in which sidekick Quinn would atonally rasp the lyrics to a song, and once Colin stopped singing, the contestant was required to correctly sing the next line or two.

"There's no L in our lovin' anymore," Jim Bob sang loudly, enthusiastically, and very atonally, "but Christmas ain't the season for frettin' 'bout the reason, why there's no L in our lovin' anymore."

While there is virtue in consistency, a static act can become fatigued over the years, sort of like good old Aunt Eva who, just after dessert every Christmas Eve, used to pull out a scratched Kate Smith album and warble along atonally for what seemed like days.

The Allmusic review by Scott Yanow awarded the album 4 stars stating "A masterful inside/outside pianist whose percussive solos often made his music sound more accessible than one would expect (considering the fact that he often played atonally), Don Pullen is heard on two extensive side-long explorations".