The lead single, "Blend," was a moody, rock-inspired ballad, and it earned Tonéx a Grammy nomination, in a suitably open-ended category: "urban/alternative".
This the elegant and suitably melancholy opening track to their last album, Nothing Can Bring Back the Hour.
As one of the most successful graphic designers in early 20th-century Britain, or "commercial artists" as they were then called, Kauffer designed stage sets, illustrated books and devised a suitably spooky opening title sequence for Alfred Hitchcock's 1927 silent thriller "The Lodger".
Tracey scored twice in victories over Jacksonville Armada and Baltimore Celtic, leaving Spurs suitably impressed to open talks with Ebbsfleet over a permanent move.
Inside, though, the scene is pretty enough – the lounge and bar area a tasteful shade of grey with a colour "pop" of purple cushions and the odd golden armchair, the low-ceiling suitably beamed, an open fire (unlit) at one end.
"Just Capital", written by a former director-general of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), opens, suitably enough, at the World Economic Forum in Davos, now an emblem of globalisation.
The TAPPS trial is a suitably powered, multicentre, open-label, randomised controlled trial designed to compare the pleurodesis success rate of medical thoracoscopy and talc poudrage with chest drain insertion and talc slurry.
For a project inspired by the annual Serpentine pavilion in London's Hyde Park, the inaugural MPavilion opened under suitably British skies in Melbourne on Monday morning.
A tale of desire, memories and storytelling, "Le Grand Amour" opens from suitably lofty heights with an aerial view of a city and the sound of a woman singing about love and regret with aching, gently jaded knowing.
The album opens in suitably droll manner with "Race Of Life", a sperm's story of how he "pulled that one out of the bag" (ahem) and beat his wriggly chums to the egg.
