The hype is building for 2017’s Twin Peaks remake. Filming has wrapped, the cast has been fully announced, and an official spin-off novel is on the way. At this stage, the only thing fans are waiting for is the official premiere date. 

Fortunately, if growing publicity is anything to go by, this may be coming sooner than we think. Following on from the announcement of co-creator Mark Frosts’ book a couple of weeks ago, the Twin Peaks team has now shared another surprise; announcing a special vinyl reissue of the show’s iconic original score.  

The record, composed by Angelo Badalamenti, will be the soundtrack’s first re-release in 25 years. Originally announced back in 2014, it will finally be available to buy online from tomorrow (August 10), or in stores from September 9.

The 12-inch album – released via Death Waltz records – will reportedly be pressed on “damn fine coffee”-coloured vinyl, and come with lyrics and liner notes from Badalamenti himself. It will also include a David Lynch-approved cover design from artist Sam Smith.

“I’m glad that after 25 years, Death Waltz Recording Company has re-released the original soundtrack for Twin Peaks for a new audience to enjoy,” Badalamenti said in an accompanying statement. “This is my defining work as a composer and I’m happy it will get a fresh listen.”

See images below, or get your copy online from tomorrow: