Keren Ann: happy to be melancholy

You've probably heard Keren Ann's haunting songs without knowing her name. But now, with the release of her ambitious sixth album, that's about to changeKeren Ann Zeidel sits at a long cafe table, huddled in a voluminous beige-brown cape, her eyes ringed with kohl. Her black hair is cut in an uncompromising pudding bowl and her skin is as pale as an oyster shell. She looks small and delicate, almost child-like, but when she starts talking about music, she launches fluently into extended semi-phi...

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