By Winston Cook-Wilson, eMusic ContributorAuteur film director David Lynch's latest musical experiment, The Big Dream, is an unsettling collection of songs about love and infatuation. Unlike on 2011's Crazy Clown Time, Lynch delivers all of the album's lead vocals… more »
By Andrew Parks, eMusic ContributorDo we even need to sell you on this one? As revealed last week, David Lynch recently took a break from the rollout for his new solo album to direct the lead video for Trent… more »
By Andrew Parks, eMusic ContributorLykke Li and visual artist Daniel DeSure have teamed up for the official "I'm Waiting Here" video. Leaked last week as the first listen from David Lynch's next solo album, the bonus track… more »
By Andrew Parks, eMusic ContributorAs you may have heard earlier this week, David Lynch has revealed the details of his second solo album. Due out July 16th through Sacred Bones (and the day before on Sunday Best in Europe),… more »
By Andrew Parks, eMusic ContributorWho could forget the Rolling Stone cover that featured a young David Lynch and a Rasputin-looking Trent Reznor in a rare joint interview meant to promote Lost Highway? Lynch's 1997 film worked partly because of… more »
By Andrew Parks, eMusic ContributorUnlike the first couple decades of Nine Inch Nails — an emo-as-hell era that kept its laser-like focus locked on the skin-pricking peaks and valleys of one troubled soul, Trent Reznor — Year Zero favors… more »
By Andy Beta, eMusic ContributorThirty-five years after it first flummoxed undergrads, weirdoes, film scholars and midnight-movie buffs alike, David Lynch's debut film Eraserhead continues to defy explanation or elucidation. No matter how often one regards the Man in the… more »
By Jason Diamond, eMusic ContributorIt was announced today that Brooklyn indie Sacred Bones will be rereleasing the soundtrack to David Lynch's 1977 classic, Eraserhead. According to Jenn Pelly at Pitchfork, the record will be "released in a limited edition… more »
By Will Friedwald, eMusic ContributorNew albums by David Lynch and Family Guy's Seth McFarlane remind us that records by non-singing "singers" are nothing new. Since Thomas Edison's "Little Lamb," all manner of actors and comedians have made recordings of… more »
By Lindsay Zoladz, eMusic ContributorSurrealist filmmaker David Lynch has made a four-decade career of exposing the creeping underbelly of everyday American life. (Who could look at a well-groomed suburban lawn the same way after watching Blue Velvet or Twin… more »