PEAKING LIGHTS RETURN TO THE UK FOR AMAZING AND WONDERFUL SUMMERTIME SHOWS

Indra Dunis and Aaron Coyes, AKA Wisconsin's Peaking Lights (described by one particularly enraptured reviewer as "the most exciting band I have seen in fucking years. Full fucking stop.") are returning to the UK to hypnotise and delight audiences with their swirling bliss of dubby majesty for some hotly-anticipated shows this summer, with some guaranteed-to-be-showstopping festival performances as well as a couple of headline shows in London and Leeds. So make sure to mark these dates in your diary now, because they really are something very special live:

• Saturday 2nd of June – London, Field Day
• Sunday 3rd of June – Dublin, Forbidden Fruit
• Tuesday 5th of June – Leeds, Brudenell*
• Wednesday 6th of June – London, XOYO*
• Friday 17th August – North Yorkshire, Beacons Festival
• Saturday 18th August – Brecon Beacons, Green Man Festival

*support provided by the wonderful Julia Holter.

The frankly unfairly-talented Dunis and Coyes have had a hugely busy and successful 2011, releasing not only their majestic (and critically adored) album 936 in November, which rocketed immediately into many critics' end-of-year lists, but also a fully-functioning human child, a fixture of their touring set up last year.

They are currently putting the finishing touches to their new, as-yet-untitled masterpiece, which will see a summer release – more news to follow soon. Incidentally, we're talking about a new record rather than another baby, although you never know...