Somehow it reminded me more Lost Highway than Mullholland drive. But all of David Lynch's road lead to nowhere. I feel like there's a chord turning from minor to major at a moment and boy did it sound Twin Peaky ! Nice travel through mystery and oddity!

This is beautiful. I see a romantic couple hanging out after dark in a fluorescence-lit motel parking lot, it's too hot, they're wearing sweat-drenched light clothes in bulb-influenced pastels, leaning against a starting-to-rust late-50s model something-or-other, a row of neon fast food logos in the background, waiting for a post-heist accomplice to show. Cuz Lana's all about Summer Sadness with hints of criminality.

Very cool mixture of sounds and would be a cool soundtrack song in a movie. Those synths add another dimension to the song.

Good evening my friend, the baritone sounds great (just got one , was planning on using it, but some plans went away). The piano moves this whole thing along beautifully. Some old rolandy sounds come in a Rick Wright enters the room. Nice work over there.

Beautiful! Expansive, dreamy and haunting. Love those synth sounds and the eerie guitar against the more sombre piano.

Ahh! I’ve been waiting until now to sit back and enjoy the brothers at work.

Ohh, making music with your bro is so wonderful! Lucky times! It's rewarding to read the history of the song - it's funny how quickly things unlock when you're in discovery mode, and you find the right key - and especially when the key comes from your bro! Big eerie vibes with a cinema tint - lovely tremolo/vibrato movements and sun drenched hills shaped by the filter's resonant (twin) peaks. losing Lynch is a big loss for us - that honesty all gone! but we can all recite his teachings. an awesome tribute - loved it!

The guitar is straight out of Lynch and the synth feels like the edges of the film becoming more saturated as you watch it.

Dark but with a hopeful vibe, like you're painting a moment of critical decision-making. Love when the guitar and the synth work together. Great cinematic atmosphere, for sure. An excellent tribute.

Another big fan of master Lynch here. The echoey baritone guitar adds Spaghetti Western images for a complete cinematic experience. Being able to come over to your brother's house for a little weekend jam sounds so nice. My brother lives a couple thousand kilometers away.

Wow! So trippy in a David Lynch way. Well mixed and inspired collab!

@arcane and I tagged our Lynch tribute #Lynchcore. I'm liking the off-kilter vibe here in the synth(?). Awesome reverb guitar. Sad, mysterious, and somehow hopeful. Yup, sounds like David Lynch to me.

I wish to think that it's how the last music collaboration by David Lynch and Angello Badalamenti might sound. Great work!

Excellent work. As a fan of all things, Lynch, you've captured his essence perfectly.

I loved MULHOLLAND DRIVE when it first came out an eternity ago--so much so that I watched it a second time a few years ago (probably during Covid). AND I finally got around to--again, probably during Covid--watching TWIN PEAKS, including the more recent series. Anyway...yeah, this sounds like something that could be from a TWIN PEAKS soundtrack. Great job! ❤️

Fun collaBROation, definitely in the Lynch spirit! The baritone guitar sounds great.

Oooooooh very David lynch with the results. Sound choices here are excellent. It’s great to see you guys making music like this together. The super saws also kinda give me some vibes of stranger things / John carpenter.

The two instruments compliment each other so well and then the synth flies in! It’s a very compelling piece, the piano is a star!

Yes, this definitly got a Lynch vibe! Dark and gloomy! That guitar part at the end is brilliant! Great to read about you both!

So great you two get to hang out make music together for FAWM (or otherwise). What could be better. That synth is crazy. Definitely creates a vibe, a unique one at the. I like the guitar part too.