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moody

[moo-dee] / ˈmu di /


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Berry uses a blend of instruments — including saxophones, synthesizers and sound bowls — to craft the otherworldly, moody score.

From Los Angeles Times

An exterior staircase leads down to a dramatic interior with a circular bar, soaring ceilings, and moody lighting.

From Salon

The single dropped on 17 October 2005 and the cover featured a moody teenage supermarket cashier wearing a tabard.

From BBC

Other tracks include “Just a Little,” strutting to a Rolling Stones-ish riff, and the bluesy, moody “Go on Down to Mobile,” with a brief but searing guitar solo that is recognizably his.

From Los Angeles Times

Pearly clouds gather over the ocean in the distance, a view that evokes the moody landscapes of Virginia Woolf’s novels.

From Los Angeles Times