On David Lynch's second solo album, 2013's The Big Dream, he goes a lot more bluesier than his previous solo effort, 2011's Crazy Clown Time but it's still obviously run through a Lynchian filter of reverb and drowsy swagger.
It's very apparent Lynch feels more confident with his musical abilities this time around and doesn't hide it behind the stark weirdness of his first album. He might be using fairly generic chord progressions but it's made interesting by splashes of sonic textures and a dreamy twang that screams of crackling neon lights outside a sleepy gas station found on the Lost Highway on a warm summer's night.
3 icky foreign beers out of 5
Songs Of Note: Cold Wind Blowin'; Are You Sure
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I wanted to like it more than I actually did. It had the occasional stand out track but mostly it was just average. Once I'd tired of it I went back to Crazy Clown Time and this one started collecting dust. 2.5 from me.
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