Songs From The Films Of David Lynch

by Thomas Truax

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1.	Wicked Game 05:33	buy track
2.	Twin Peaks (Falling) 03:03	buy track
3.	Baby Please Don't Go 04:59	buy track
4.	Blue Velvet 02:32	buy track
5.	I'm Deranged 04:18	buy track
6.	Audrey's Dance 04:40	buy track
7.	Black Tambourine 03:21	buy track
8.	I Put A Spell On You 02:59	buy track
9.	In Heaven (Lady In The Radiator Song) 03:26	buy track
10.	In Dreams 03:17	buy track

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"Truax is paying homage to a kindred spirit with this album. It's the best kind of tribute – affectionate and respectful, but with its own quirks and imaginative leaps and its own distinct identity." -Andrew Eaton, The Scotsman

"Truax here performs an album's worth of songs previously used in Lynch movies to great and disturbing effect." -Uncut

"Truax INHABITS these standards, a fittingly Lynch-ian nod to the weirdness hiding in the seemingly normal... Great stuff." -Buzz Magazine

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released June 8, 2009

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Thomas Truax Birmingham, UK

"Thomas Truax crafts rich, poetically evocative songs about insects, trees, technology, and a lifelong obsession with all things lunar. He travels the world performing with his "band" of bizarre self-made instruments including a motorized drum machine made with bike wheels and a souped-up Gramophone called 'The Hornicator', as well as his venerable guitar 'Hank'.
"Inventive and Romantic" -TimeOut ... more