Alt-pop icon Lights has debuted her highly anticipated new album PEP. The album has already received early praise from NPR, who lauded the collection's "insanely catchy hooks" and tipped the artist as "ready for world domination." T PEP was heralded by early singles "In My Head (ft. Josh Dun)," "Salt and Vinegar," "Real Thing feat. Elohim," "Prodigal Daughter." The tracks have racked up praise, with "In My Head (ft. Josh Dun)," premiering via Consequence, who raved about the "anthemic" new song and praised the accompanying video which takes ".the unusual and avant garde to a new level." EDM.com celebrated "Salt and Vinegar" for "bringing [Lights'] artistic vision full circle," while Consequence attested single "Prodigal Daughter" ".is a driving, infectious pop cut that shows off Lights' enigmatic and soulful voice. she's never sounded so uninhibited." Rock Sound hailed the "vibrantly joyous" track and asserted, "it's Lights at her most dominant, confident and unstoppable." When electro-rock sensation Lights first hit the music scene in 2008, she was just a songwriter with a synth and a dream.. Her name may have been pluralized but Lights Poxleitner was a one-woman show who played and programmed her own instruments and sang her own lyrics. This admirable self-reliance is rare in pop-in fact, Lights, signed a publishing deal at 16 and began writing songs for other artists - but after her 2008 self-titled debut EP (precocious enough to earn her a best new artist Juno) and gold-selling full-length follow-up THE LISTENING, Lights was ready to open herself up to collaborations on her unexpectedly experimental album SIBERIA.