Over the past 25 years the collaboration between David Lynch and Angelo Badalamenti has yielded many a monster---producing some of cinemas most gothic, memorable and atmospheric scores. A relationship that began with Lynch's 1986 dark masterpiece Blue Velvet, in which Badalamenti was brought on board to flesh out the aural landscape, the film also marked the first appearance of the pair's vocal muse, Julee Cruise, who came aboard as . . .
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