Instruct: Classify the given review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: A lovely, moody late-night album

Heidi Berry has a lovely sad alto that she uses to sing lovely sad songs on this fine album. The livelier songs sound something like Sade on quaaludes, but most of the album consists of spare but satisfying slow arrangements, with Berry often providing multiple layers of vocals. The idea of recasting Hüsker Dü's "Up in the Air" as a slow ballad is gutsy enough, but Berry pulls this off with jaw-dropping ease. The lyrics tend toward melancholy, such as "Hand Over Head" ("Some of us live too hard/some of us die too young/some are destroyed by all they might have done"). But Berry's singing and the arrangements provide a warmth that offsets the lyrics. On "Bright as Day", she lets the sadness fall away ("Something's lifted off of me/Shrugged it's shoulders, went away"). The perfect album for a mellow night curled up next to someone special.