The article reflects on the revival of David Lynch's film, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, 31 years after its initial release. Initially polarizing, the film is now celebrated as a cult classic within the murder mystery genre, especially in light of Lynch's recent passing. Additionally, it highlights upcoming live music events featuring the electronic rock duo Phantogram promoting their new album, as well as the heavy music lineup that includes Deftones and Mars Volta on their 2025 North American tour, appealing to diverse musical tastes.
It's been 31 years since David Lynch's batshit brilliance shone in his soapy nod to film noir. Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me hit the big screen and immediately launched a polarizing critics' war in the words of one New York Times writer, 'It's not the worst movie ever made, it just feels like it.' Luckily we all came to our senses and the film is now a cult classic of the murder mystery genre.
Phantogram sounds like stepping into an Urban Outfitters circa 2011 in the best way possible. Their debut album, Eyelid Movies, saw mainstream success with the bop 'When I'm Small,' which likely played alongside bands like Sleigh Bells, Cults, and Metric.
The lineup for Deftones' North American Tour 2025 is stacked. The Mars Volta are on this bill, and for me, they gave license to wear tight clothing, be flamboyant, and get angry at the state of the world.
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