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Earlier this year we brought you news of surrealist film and TV director David Lynch's debut double-A-side single as a musician, Good Day Today/I Know.
Now the Twin Peaks creator and acclaimed director of films like Blue Velvet and Mulholland Drive has revealed details of a full debut album, to be released 8 November via Sunday Best Recordings.
The record, named Crazy Clown Time, is written, performed and produced by Lynch himself with help from recording engineer Dean Hurley. It also features Karen O of the Yeah, Yeah, Yeahs as a guest vocalist on opening track Pinky's Dream.
If last year's singles are anything to go by we can expect an album of fairly dark electronic pop songs and (surprisingly for a film-maker dabbling in music) it might actually be pretty good. Listen to that single and read the full tracklist below.
Listen: David Lynch - Good Day Today
Crazy Clown Time tracklist:
1. Pinky's Dream
2. Good Day Today
3. So Glad
4. Noah's Ark
5. Football Game
6. I Know
7. Strange and Unproductive Thinking
8. The Night Bell With Lightning
9. Stone's Gone Up
10. Crazy Clown Time
11. These Are My Friends
12. Speed Roadster
13. Movin' On
14. She Rise Up
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I'm the Managing Editor of Music Technology at MusicRadar and former Editor-in-Chief of Future Music, Computer Music and Electronic Musician. I've been messing around with music tech in various forms for over two decades. I've also spent the last 10 years forgetting how to play guitar. Find me in the chillout room at raves complaining that it's past my bedtime.
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