PEAKING LIGHTS - Lucifer - Vinyl (LP)
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PEAKING LIGHTS

Lucifer(limited heavyweight coloured vinyl LP + free MP3 download code)

Weird World US

Cat: WEIRD 011LP. Rel: 18 Jun 12
Disco/Nu Disco/Re-Edits


Side 1 - Track 1. Moonrise Side 1 - Track 2. Beautiful Son Side 1 - Track 3. Live Love Side 1 - Track 4. Cosmic Tides Side 2 - Track 1. Midnight (In The Valley Of Shadows) Side 2 - Track 2. LO HI Side 2 - Track 3. Dreambeat Side 2 - Track 4. Morning Star

While the noise swirling around them is getting close to deafening, you get the feeling that the hype wouldn't penetrate the ethereal bubble that Peaking Lights exist in. The partnership of Indra Dunis and Aaron Coyes exudes innocence and wide-eyed delight at every turn - in that sense they make a pleasing departure from much of the current lo-fi zeitgeist. Where many of these artists have staked their claim to degraded sonics through a cacophony of noise and scrubbed-out vocals, Peaking Lights have a delicate, charming nature to them which uses withered production traits as a pathway rather than an end point. There's no denying that Lucifer is lo-fi (they even wryly name on of their tracks "Lo-Hi" on the album) but they don't use that aesthetic to mask the music that they make. Rather it sounds like they really don't have anything else to make their songs with other than Coyes' ropey home-made equipment and a battered four-track recorder. Whether this really is the case or not, there's no air of contrivance about Peaking Lights. For that reason alone the hype is well and truly justified. Highly recommended.


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