The debut full-length from Peaking Lights, "936" channels the spectral haze of dub, the warmth of psychedelia, and the pulse of electronic music into a uniquely hazy, ecstatic sound.
- The album was produced by the duo themselves in their San Francisco home studio.
- "936" was named after the address of their recording space.
- The album was reissued in 2012 by Not Not Fun Records due to high demand.
Peaking Lights is the husband-and-wife duo Indra Dunis and Aaron Coyes, known for their dub-infused psychedelic electronic music. In 2011, they were releasing their debut album on Two Flowers Records, establishing their distinctive sound in the indie rock landscape.
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