From 1992 to 1993, David Lynch and “Twin Peaks” composer Angelo Badalamenti labored on a jazz venture collectively known as Thought Gang. Though two tracks appeared on the soundtrack for Lynch’s 1992 movie Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, their collaborative album was by no means launched. Now, Lynch and Badalamenti are sharing the eponymous Thought Gang LP by way of Sacred Bones. It’s out November 2. Below, try a monitor known as “Woodcutters From Fiery Ships.”
Thought Gang is 12 tracks lengthy and options instrumentation by bassist Reggie Hamilton and others. “[Lynch] said imagine you’re a chicken with your head cut off running around with a thousand bennies shoved down your throat,” Hamilton recalled about Lynch’s improvisational instructions in an announcement.
Lynch and Badalamenti have debuted quite a lot of Thought Gang tracks throughout varied initiatives through the years. “A Real Indication” and “The Black Dog Runs at Night” had been on the Fire Walk With Me soundtrack. The songs “Frank 2000,” “Summer Night Noise,” and an alternate instrumental mixture of “Logic and Common Sense” appeared in final yr’s “Twin Peaks” revival. See the Thought Gang art work and tracklist beneath.
Read Pitchfork’s characteristic “The Secrets Behind the Music of ‘Twin Peaks: The Return.’”
Thought Gang:
01 Stalin Revisited
02 Logic and Common Sense
03 One Dog Bark
04 Woodcutters From Fiery Ships
05 A Real Indication
06 Jack Pains It Red
07 A Meaningless Conversation
08 Frank 2000 Prelude
09 Multi-Tempo Wind Boogie
10 The Black Dog Runs at Night
11 Frank 2000
12 Summer Night Noise
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