Siblings Kami and Jack deliver poppy MOR and brooding blues respectively, though inevitably it's the contributions of the parents who attract most interest – Linda's Perhaps We Can Sleep is especially lovely.
brooding, gloomy, misery, wary.
(The best of these, "Suburb in Havana," is a brooding, dark blue and yellow image centering on a big black V. It seems to have zeroed in on one of the crows in Van Gogh's last painting).
Last week he released his solo debut, "Crazy Clown Time" (Sunday Best Recordings/PIAS America), a brooding electronic blues album with his highly processed vocals, created in his home studio with the engineer Dean Hurley.
Another murder mystery, Chris Knopf's "The Last Refuge," due to be published by Permanent Press next month, winds its way through a version of the Hamptons portrayed as more brooding and blue-collar than ritzy summer playground.
Manchester Arena, Sat; O2 Academy Sheffield, Sun; O2 Academy Bournemouth, Wed; O2 Brixton Academy, SW9, Thu & Fri JR A headliner of the Cheltenham Jazz Festival's closing weekend, guitarist Bill Frisell returns to explore the country-steeped impressionism, chugging barn-dance music, brooding folk-blues, and whimsical pop covers that are the specialities of his Beautiful Dreamers trio.
The Welsh have walked out, all surly and brooding in matching blue overcoats.
Other guests included the San Francisco singer Paula West, who sang a deep, brooding "Black and Blue"; the singer and pianist Billy Stritch, who surpassed himself with an exuberant "Gimme a Pigfoot (and a Bottle of Beer)" and a robust "Street of Dreams"; and the rising cabaret star T. Oliver Reid.
Its flamboyant blossoms unfurl from fat buds like parasols, as much as a foot across, and colors tend to be bold -- brilliant pink, brooding maroon, intense blue-lavender.
There he is, baby blues brooding behind a trendy, tapered haircut, on the black-and-white cover of his début, "In the Lonely Hour," which brought him four Grammys.
