He sings too, but by his own admission his voice is less valuable than his aesthetic, which now leans 1980s synthy but is stuffed with a music nerd's panoply of references, from Arcade Fire to the Association.
In Off the Hook, a panoply of pop culture references including Popeye's tattooed arm, interact seamlessly in a collage-like composition.
We presume that we could always hire a mousing assistant along the lines of the one who squats, placidly curled, at the center of Velázquez's The Weavers, a still point amid the panoply of yarn-spinning and mythological reference.
But "Defying Dixie" sometimes assumes that readers are already familiar with a panoply of otherwise unidentified groups and individuals: One page makes a passing reference to "the 1880s Knights of Labor Constitution," and the next presumes knowledge of both Eugene V. Debs and Upton Sinclair.
Another film, another mirthless panoply of flesh.
Nature includes the panoply of the lifeworld.
Usual panoply of digital must-haves.
A panoply of devices and ideas are named after Archimedes.
A panoply of vegetables accompanied the fish entrees.
