The two Twin Peaks tunes i've heard so far in this segment, Don't Close the Door (by "Nice As Fuck," gotta love that band's name) and Falling by Julie Cruise, both share being in D major mode (more accurately called Ionian, it's not the only major scale, but the one most commonly used, hence it gets this name). This mode/scale is identic…
The two Twin Peaks tunes i've heard so far in this segment, Don't Close the Door (by "Nice As Fuck," gotta love that band's name) and Falling by Julie Cruise, both share being in D major mode (more accurately called Ionian, it's not the only major scale, but the one most commonly used, hence it gets this name). This mode/scale is identical to B natural minor, and both tunes go back and forth between the two, which is what gives them that sense of dissonance you speak of.
The two Twin Peaks tunes i've heard so far in this segment, Don't Close the Door (by "Nice As Fuck," gotta love that band's name) and Falling by Julie Cruise, both share being in D major mode (more accurately called Ionian, it's not the only major scale, but the one most commonly used, hence it gets this name). This mode/scale is identical to B natural minor, and both tunes go back and forth between the two, which is what gives them that sense of dissonance you speak of.