Where the food sounds good, and the music is pretty tasty too.
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Blissfully wedded husband and wife (Aaron Coyes and Indra Dunis) duo Peaking Lights have a new video for the song “Dreambeat” and the visual go handily with the tinkling electro rhythms emanating from your speakers. The track is taken from their third full-length release Lucifer. For more music and news check out the bands webpage at www.peakinglights.com . Peace. Continue reading “peaking lights // dreambeat (video)”
Chicagoan Tom Krell is doing some of the best music of his career and under the name How To Dress Well he is sculpting his own brand of unique and wondrously sensual R&B. This time out HTDW has taken Ms. Jackson’s cautionary heartbreak ode, “Again” and channels it through his own tender heart. The results are nothing short of what the fans of HTDW (me included) have come to expect. You can get the song on the bonus 7″ for all pre-orders and you can cop it from Acéphale in North America and Weird World everywhere else. Peace. Continue reading “how to dress well // again (janet jackson cover)”
If you haven’t listened to Peaking Lights latest LP Lucifer then you’re missing out on wonderful psychedelic head trip. Witness the new video for the duo’s track, “Beautiful” it’s a mind trip for sure. And the couples (Aaron Coyes + Indra Dunis = Peaking Lights) son Mikko is adorable and a good sport. The album Lucifer is out now on Mexican Summer in the US/Canada and on Weird World in the UK/Europe. Peace. Continue reading “peaking lights // beautiful boy”
There are many elements to admire about the songs How To Dress Well produces. For starters, it’s the music. Which is all soft atmospheric orchestration, allowing the listener to let go and succumb to a thing of shameless, albeit, shy beauty. Then there is Tom Krell. He looks the bookish type, but there is a sultry R&B heart beating lustily beneath his unassuming exterior. I think inadvertently it’s part of what makes HTDW so interesting. That outward projection of the nerdy arty, and maybe a bit socially awkward persona is perhaps a visual sleight of hand. Most people see this image and formulate a knee-jerk opinion. But, when Mr. Krell sits behind his instruments and opens his mouth all kinds of wonderful things happen. And the old adage, “Don’t judge a book by its cover” slaps them up side their judgmental heads. In the end the whole package comes together, providing ample unconventional love songs.
So, whether you’re putting the finishing touches on an artful seduction or just basking within the night-time radiance of “Cold Nights” or “Ocean Floor For Everything” you will find comfort and romance in healthy virile abundance. By the way, the forthcoming LP Total Loss drops September 17th via Domino Records. Peace. Continue reading “how to dress well // cold nights”
If you know Peaking Lights then you know I’m going just let it do what it do and ride it out ’till the sunrise. Vibe out to the “Marshmellow Yellow” (Ital Remix) and I’ll see you on the flip side. Peace.