The image is held briefly, in whatever pose you choose to strike, before it shatters to the ground and an ominous white band of light wipes you away and awaits the next person to manifest.
It's been nine years since your last intended studio album, so that title seems a bit ominous considering the band's breakups and reformations, no? Nate Barcalow: It's a little deeper than that.
She mimed sniffing cocaine in "All the Way Down" as the song warned of its temptations; meanwhile, she was batting around percussive syllables over her band's ominous 1970's funk.
Body Count's musical style derives from the dark, ominous tone of heavy metal bands such as Black Sabbath, as well as faster thrash metal bands such as Slayer.
In a 2005 interview he spoke of ominous label uncertainty about how the band should be marketed: by 2006 Mercury had dropped them, no music released.
As the band struck up an ominous tune that wailed like an ambulance siren, the enormous stage curtain rose to reveal a young woman dangling under a mock-up of the Brooklyn Bridge.
Like Michael Schweikardt's backdrop of thick, ominous gray clouds looming over a narrow band of sea and shore, this prologue to the prologue alerts us to the darkness and drudgery lurking within the love story.
The music, performed by a band of kettledrummers, gets louder, more sinister and ominous, until the storm finally breaks.
Packing out London's Scala on a damp Monday night, their roars of approval easily drown out the ominous drones of the intro tape, as the band take to the stage.
The label is finding equal success with jam bands like the Disco Biscuits and Ominous Seapods.
Mogwai, a band from Scotland, filled its tent playing majestically ominous instrumentals, piling up slow, slablike guitar chords.
