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Peaking Lights' sophomore album dives deeper into their already-heady indie dub-pop, taking even more risks that waver between disciplined song structure and unraveling psychedelic chaos. The glimmering “Synthy” starts 936 with a kaleidoscopic collage of lo-fi synthesizer tones that sway and bump into one another like windchimes moving over a big distorted bass. Under this, a minimal drum machine accompaniment nearly drowns in a sea of reverb. Fans of equally experimental luminaries like Sun Araw or Ducktails will find a warm and womblike familiarity throughout 936. At eight and a half minutes, “Marshmellow Yellow” is a kinetic patchwork of otherworldly noise rubbing against the grain of ever-changing organic sounds. Indra Dunis sings demurely over this hypnotic jam, sounding like one of the song’s instruments. “Birds of Paradise (Dub Version)” begs for bass-cranking—Aaron Coves bolsters a boomy beat to a deep, rumbling four-string mantra that drives the tune through vintage echo decks as jangling guitars and lazy melodica notes dance around like unattended children.

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tickles the eardrum

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It

...Velvet Underground vocals x Autechre x Lee Scratch Perry dub x Boards of Canada x Native American rhythms, vocalization and percussion x bits of My Life in the Bush of Ghosts (album). You may have to like a bit of repetition, echo/delay and a thing for electronica/sequencing. I'm trying to talk myself out of how good this album is. It's like nothing I've ever heard. Kind of a bold claim.

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Tiger Eyes is a hazy dream like composition which could be the best track and well worth a listening.

Biography

Genre: Alternative

Years Active: '00s, '10s

Husband-and-wife duo Peaking Lights combine elements of dub, Krautrock, and psychedelic pop in their unique brand of lo-fi music. Indra Dunis (of Dynasty and Numbers) and Aaron Coyes were bandmates in the Bay Area band Rahdunes before forming a home-recording project using a drum machine, a Hammond organ, a guitar, and thick bass grooves. Two years after releasing their debut, Imaginary Falcons,...
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