Any good David Lynch movie will change your perception of a song forever. For example, Lynch’s use of a classic rock hit in a film got Bono hooked on the music of a certain singer. Afterward, Bono ...

Today, Trent Reznor is an Oscar-winning artist who’s composed some of the most evocative movie scores in recent memory, including the pulse-pounding electronic soundscapes for “Challengers,” “The ...

David Lynch made some interesting contributions to the world of music — such as when he produced a song for a major rock star. The tune in question is perfect for fans of classic rock and classic ...

One legendary use of music in David Lynch’s filmography has to be the inclusion of the song “In Heaven” in Eraserhead, 1977. The film was Lynch’s debut feature and is still a deeply loved and revered ...

David Lynch was in his home recording studio late one morning in 2013, surrounded by electric guitars of different shapes and colors. With effects pedals scattered at his feet, he opened a case with ...

Bruce Springsteen and David Lynch might not be the most obvious artistic pairing at first glance, but their works have more in common than some might realize. Springsteen’s music and Lynch’s film and ...

The post The Jesus Lizard Unleash New Song “Westside” with David Lynch Reference: Stream appeared first on Consequence. The Jesus Lizard have unleashed a new standalone single called “Westside.” The ...

The best kind of television episodes aren’t the ones where you remember where you were when you watched them. They’re the ones where you remember how you felt watching them. I remember feeling ...

On this week’s episode of Complete Control on SiriusXMU, we paid tribute to David Lynch who died last week. Our show aired Monday, January 20 which would have been his 79th birthday and we mixed songs ...

Crescent Ballroom is hosting a tribute concert for the late film director David Lynch. Musicians will play songs from memorable Lynch works including "Blue Velvet" and "Twin Peaks." Proceeds benefit ...

“David Lynch, I should make clear, was devoted to his cast,” Stewart wrote in his memoir, Making It So. “He never gave the impression that he was concerned only with visuals and special effects. He ...