beatscape

noun

beatscape

noun

Etymology From beat + -scape.

1

Entertainment, Lifestyle, Music A musical piece or passage consisting of richly textured beats

  • She pits the lush 70s-style arrangements of Eumir Deodato against the oblique beatscapes of Mark Bell, who as a member of LFO led the UK charge to transform techno from euphoric hedonism into ominous paranoia.1998 May 29, Peter Margasak, “An Adventurer Plays it Safe”, in Chicago Reader:

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