Wednesday, March 19, 2025
Powermad - Slaughterhouse
Monday, March 10, 2025
Portis-Eraser-Head
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Monday, February 24, 2025
Happy Twin Peaks Day!
I tend to go through an emotional resurgence with Twin Peaks in December and January, so I often miss Twin Peaks Day. This year, as the first year without David Lynch, I feel a particularly strong need to celebrate the holiday. So here's Angelo Badalamenti's "High School Swing" from the Twin Peaks: Season Two OST. This is really just a 'More Music from the Series' kind of thing, not solely music from Season Two. Still need to grab this one on vinyl, as it's the only outlier.
Also, Fright-Rags has this little doozy on special today:
Order here. I grabbed this AND this shirt, which kinda blows me away. You can check out their Twin Peaks items HERE.
And special thanks to the Twin Peaks Twin Peaks YouTube channel for posting this crystal clear scene we all love so much!!!
Sunday, February 2, 2025
Saying Goodbye to The Soft Moon (One Year Late)
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Wednesday, January 22, 2025
ƎU⅃ᗺᗷOᗷ - Moutains Falling
One of my favorite albums ever, and "Mountains Falling" is probably my favorite track. There's something so eerie and beautiful about the guitar, about the entire song. Very compelling and wonderfully utilized in Mulholland Drive.
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Sunday, January 19, 2025
David Lynch - Wishin' Well
Another of my favorite tracks from David Lynch's The Big Dream. I love the motion of this song, it's somehow spooky and playful.
Saturday, January 18, 2025
David Lynch & Marek Zebrowski - Night (City Back Street)
From the 2015 album Polish Night Music, written and performed by David Lynch and Marek Zebrowski. You can practically see the manhole covers belching voluminous, silent vapor.
Listening to this the other night with a head full of smoke, I felt like the very air before me might open to reveal a portal to the pitch-black winter streets of Łódź.
Friday, January 17, 2025
David Lynch
It's hard to accurately encapsulate in language what David Lynch means to me. I discovered his work through Twin Peaks in 1990 when the pilot aired on ABC channel 7 Chicago as a Sunday night movie. I was instantly hooked. The show would prove to be unlike anything I'd ever seen. When I think about what seeing that pilot and the subsequent episodes did to me at the age of 14/15, I am not exaggerating when I say David Lynch exploded my world. Narratively, musically, aesthetically, and spiritually.