Backmasking

Backmasking

n.
the instinctive tendency to see someone as you knew them in their youth—a burned-in image of grass-stained knees, graffitied backpacks, or handfuls of birthday cake, superimposed on an adult with a mortgage, or children of their own.

In audio recording, backmasking is a technique wherein a sound is deliberately recorded backward, so it’s only intelligible when played in reverse.

Midsummer

Fellchaser

Keyframe

Mithenness

Yeorie

Halfwise

Enterhood

Lap Year

Epistrix

Inerrata

Aulasy

Emorries

Craxis

Deep Gut

Slipfast

Manusia

Justing

Nilous

Scabulous

Dorgone

Ledsome