The year was 2000. Y2K had come and gone without a hitch. Cell phones were still a novelty and not yet an appendage. And a decidedly analog album was taking the country by storm. The arrival of O ...

The post 25 Years Later, David Lynch’s Lost Highway Remains an Underappreciated and Nightmarish Neo-Noir Gem appeared first on Consequence. David Lynch is rightly considered among the most ...

“Ladies and gentlemen, direct from the Roadhouse in Twin Peaks, USA, Miss Julee Cruise!” That was how Andrew Dice Clay, decked out in his leather jacket and gold chain and stupid floppy leather hat, ...

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“Of course. As a matter of fact, I’m there right now.” The above exchange from Lost Highway may be among the most chilling line readings in the filmography of David Lynch—a director responsible for ...

The singer-songwriter was a relative unknown when she signed her first label deal. Now, 15 years later, she returns to relaunched Lost Highway Records a country superstar who fought to make music on ...

Late last month I caught a screening of Psycho and everything was perfect. Despite the hundreds of times I’ve watched the film at home, there was something arresting about seeing those images on a ...

For Kacey Musgraves, there’s no place like home. Both her home state of Texas and her musical home, Lost Highway Records. The label signed Musgraves in 2011, but before she could release her debut ...

In the 2000s, Lost Highway Records was the prestige country and Americana imprint for Universal Music Group's Nashville division. Like, say, Warner's esteemed Nonesuch Records, Lost Highway was a ...

“To have a home for artists who are left of center is necessary,” says Kacey Musgraves, the revived label's first signee. By Shirley Halperin, Ethan Millman The year was 2000. Y2K had come and gone ...