mexican summer

Classic 120 Minutes vibes abound in these appropriately shadowy/gauzy, Grant Singer-directed official visuals for "Heavenly Bodies," the first video clip from Tamaryn's exquisite, achingly pretty new full-length Tender New Signs, which we haven't been able to stop listening to for the past week...

Our friends at Mexican Summer have hooked us up with an extremely rare test pressing of Peaking Lights' new album Lucifer (pictured above), to give away to one of our readers. The label just wants to know your "favorite baby-making jams," so leave those in the comments below to enter, and they'll pick a winner later this week...

Peaking Lights' new album Lucifer is out next week on Mexican Summer / Weird World, but you can now stream the record in its entirety thanks to the Netherlands. Listen after the jump...

Here's the fifth installment in Peaking Lights' impeccable Lucifer mixtape series. Lucifer is out later this month on Weird World / Mexican Summer:

One of my favorite tracks from Peaking Lights' stellar new dub-pop LP Lucifer, only in part because it features some adorably psychedelic cooing from the duo's baby son Mikko. Lucifer is out in June on Mexican Summer / Weird World.

"To us this record is about play and playfulness, unconditional love, rhythms and pulses, creation and vibration..." --Peaking Lights on their new LP Lucifer, out June 2012 on Mexican Summer/Weird World Peaking Lights announce the follow-up to one of our favorite LPs of 2011...

The creators of two of my favorite records of the year hook up on this extended "dancehall psychedelia" remix of Ford & Lopatin's "I Surrender." Taken from Channel Pressure Remixes, out next week on Software Recording Co. / Mexican Summer: Ford & Lopatin :: I Surrender (Peaking Lights Bass Ship remix)

Listen to the haunting piano-based title track from Oneohtrix's Point Never's new LP Replica, a "song cycle based around lo-fi audio procured from television advertisement compilations." Replica is out November 5 on Software / Mexican Summer: mp3:

To celebrate the announcement of their much-deserved signing to Domino / Weird World / Mexican Summer on the strength of one of the best albums of 2011, Peaking Lights have hooked up another one of their impeccable, impossibly eclectic mixes (like the one they made for us back in April) for free download...

New one from Airbird -- aka Joel Ford (of Ford & Lopatin fame) -- taken from his forthcoming City vs. Mountains 12", out next month on Mexican Summer / Software: Airbird :: City vs. Mountains