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similar to the heavy-metal invisible orange," "noise prayer" was coined by northeastern sound artist Michael Bullock. The "noise prayer" is a position wherein a performer has his (or her) hands crossed, usually at or near the wrists (one on a mixer and the other on an instrument), and head bowed (either looking at the instrument, the mixer, or simply absorbing the moment.
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