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New Look| Other Products |Peaking Lights: Lucifer LP (w/ Free Flexi Disc)

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    Details of New Look| Other Products |Peaking Lights: Lucifer LP (w/ Free Flexi Disc)

    Peaking Lights’ previous, and debut, full length, 936, was a bit of surprise splash here at the
    office. Arriving straight from the summer sun, it offered up the necessary big bass lines, gritty
    lo-fi production, and wanderlust charm that we needed to survive heatwaves. Where that
    record did a bit of a tightrope walk, though, was in its seemingly split personalities. It was a
    record culling heavily from dub music, filtered through a clear education in krautrock (Neu!,
    Kraftwerk), all while throughout trying to appeal to today’s scene of, what’s everyone calling it,
    chillwave? Those are quick associations, but the record undeniably hit on a multitude of styles,
    ultimately making it highly intriguing to see what would come next. Lucifer, the followup, takes
    all the right steps. While there is an obvious upgrade in its polished production, the charm of
    936’s sun soaked melodies is retained, and furthermore, refined. Singer Indra Dunis softly guides
    boundless interplays between organs, drum machines, and husband Aaron Coyes’ modular
    synths (allegedly assembled from second-hand, thrift store electronics). Thick layers of reverb
    and echo accompany an almost call-and-response between treble and bass ranges. It brings
    to mind some scenario in which a band like Broadcast or Stereolab meets Lee Perry or King
    Tubby, and the two wind up having a baby. Furthermore, the husband/wife duo of Dunis and
    Coyes explain the album as an ode to and story of their own newborn, that it is “about exploring
    the world as a newborn would.” Lucifer is the product of its parents, Peaking Lights’ previous
    work, a sturdy base of influence, but all the while treads very exciting (relaxing might be more
    appropriate, excitingly relaxing) newness. Highlights including “Beautiful Son”, “Cosmic
    Tides”, and “LO HI”. Also Includes a super cool flexi-disc with "Beautiful Son."

    music label: Mexican Summer 2012

    reviewed by A. Tomorrow 06/2012
    Brand:Peaking LightsCategory:_music-rockSKU:lp-5251Tags:deluxe
    • New Look| Other Products |Peaking Lights: Lucifer LP (w/ Free Flexi Disc)

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