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This album is known for its noir- like, brooding feel.
en.wikipedia.org Several deinonychosaur and oviraptorosaur specimens have also been found preserved on top of their nests, likely brooding in a bird-like manner.
en.wikipedia.org Members of the group join in building a brooding nest, take turns in sitting on the eggs and assist in the feeding of nestlings.
en.wikipedia.org This new album has been described as an ambitious record that creates a dark and brooding atmosphere, contrasted by lighter and sweeter moments.
en.wikipedia.org Brooding and talented yet charming writer who dreams of settling down, while still pursuing his artistic endeavors.
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