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Peaking Lights, 936

  • 2013
  • Label: Two Flowers / Redeye
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Grooves don’t get much more locked than the dark alley diatribes of Peaking Lights, a Madison, Wisconsin couple who’ve struck the perfect balance between 21st century dub and masterful, meditative bouts of melancholy. It’s also worth noting that “Birds of Paradise Dub Version” is a straight-up banger, a nearly 8-minute descent into the dark side of the duo’s own personal moon.

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