Weatherhouse

On his second solo album, Radiohead drummer Philip Selway expands on the intimate folk of his 2010 debut, Familial – fronting a responsive trio and often recalling his main band in its moments of soft, elegiac drift. ''Coming Up for Air'' follows electronic throb into darkly rippling guitar poetry, and ''Waiting for a Sign'' is a lovely slow-build glitch symphony. The lyrical tone is often foreboding, but Selway's vaporous tenor, which suggests a less paranoid Thom Yorke, is reassuring. Even when Selway is singing a desolate piano ballad with the glumly resigned chorus ''It will end in tears and I won't be sorry,'' the vibe is still pretty friendly.