symphonics en · NOUN
Etymology
From symphony + -ics.
Meanings
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(plural, plural-only) symphonic effects in music
This neo-progressive British band gets better whenever it expands its ambitions, and for its fifth album, “The Resistance,” it is going all out: bombastic rock symphonics, dystopian electronic boogies, Chopin quotations, visions of pan-Eurasian political unification.
2009 September 13, The New York Times, “Hope and Regret, Recorded and Live”, in New York Times: