Things that capture one's interest and a great more fading into the whole, in this case a soundscaped miasma.
1993, Joel Flegler, Fanfare:
... the series' preceding eleven, this listener hears volume 12 as a worthwhile contribution to a genre's discography. I'd have liked the luxury of another performance of Diane Thome's The Ruins of the Heart (1990), a richly soundscaped setting ...
1995, Compton Mackenzie, Christopher Stone, Gramophone:
Takemilsu views the orchestra as an elaborate Japanese garden, soundscaped to the finest detail and abundantly rich in colour. The parallel works well, except that the scenic scope ...
1998, Special Events:
The room was soundscaped so that as guests entered, they heard the sound of a large beast walking toward them and, in the distance, ...
It's circa immortality, the beach ethos soundscaped by surf, youth identified by stretch marks — a bikini's snappy vocabulary, and somewhere back of it, tremolando, the Beach Boys surfing vibrato to workable strawberry-flavoured pop, ...
2006, Mojo:
A reluctant spokesperson for a generation, Weller and The Jam soundscaped surburbia and disaffected youth and also invented Britpop.
2015, Richard J. Hand, Listen in terror (OUP, →ISBN), page 93:
After the Escape adaptation, a looser variation appeared as The Twilight Zone television episode 'The After Hours' (10 June 1960), itself admirably turned into a richly soundscaped audio drama on The Twilight Zone Radio Dramas (2002).
2015, Sally Augustin, Neil Frankel, Cindy Coleman, Place Advantage (→ISBN):
Sounds influence our psychological state in predictable, consistent ways and spaces can be soundscaped to enhance the experience of the people who use them. People who create retail spaces have been using ...
2017, Sarah Atkinson, Helen W. Kennedy, Live Cinema (→ISBN):
The Factory years are now mythically soundscaped with The Velvet Underground's seminal sonic scrawl, but there are indications that such dark angel tonality was not the diegetic ambience in the Factory.
