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LQ-1216 more info	Momu - Move
	Momu’s newest album Move is a return to progressive-breaks, the genre they co-founded along with likes of Hybrid, Grayarea, Fretwell, and Habersham. [more]
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LQ-1215 more info	Momu - Serengeti
	An Elon Musk interview sample deftly floats over what Dan Digs accurately described as some "Freq Nasty/Rennie Pilgrem breaks business with some Danny Howells tech-ness!" [more]
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LQ-1214 more info	Momu - Dazed and Enthused
	Cover shot is Mark from Momu rocking an endo in 1983. Classic! [more]
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LQ-1213 more info	various - Loam
	"Loam" is a collection of stunning, thought-provoking ambient works by multiple artists on the Loöq Records roster. [more]
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LQ-1212 more info	various - SFH
	SFH is house. The kind that's deeper than most, with a rich and powerful vibe. The kind that sounds best in its native environment, the dance floor. [more]
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LQ-1211 more info	Momu - Last Chair Up
	Warm breaks permeate the title tack which seems to float on down feathers as it delivers its bittersweet, spooky melody. “The Summit” is similarly dark-ish, with layered, flurries of sound that rush past, and haunting guitar riffs that give the weight. [more]
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LQ-1210 more info	Jondi & Spesh - Vibrations
	Vibrations brings together funk and float, with heavy low-end frequencies, the click and smack of tight percussion, and an open feel that evokes images of cumulus clouds and daydreams. [more]
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LQ-1209 more info	Momu - The Valley
	“The Valley” is Momu’s latest in a series of special one track releases. This one weaves elements of moody funk, harmony, strings, atmosphere, and a touch of cinematic drama together in a sound that harkens back to their progressive breaks roots, but with more STONK in the groove department. Made for Hollywood, and the dance floor. [more]
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LQ-1208 more info	Jondi & Spesh - Size of the Hands
	Percussion percolates, synths swirl in multiple layers, rich tones appear and grow, and bass drives as the track bobs and builds to an other-worldly melodic event. [more]
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LQ-1207 more info	Eels Kram - Jung-L Gym
	Jung-L Gym is modern, jackin’ acid house that’s made for bouncin’ and groovin’. Rising synths, über-catchy one-bar loops and bendy accents make this one pretty close to irresistible. [more]
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LQ-1206 more info	Kleidosty - Dissembling
	Kleidosty is the type of artist who, for each project, pushes beyond his years of honed craft to create something new. “Dissembling” is the result of such a push. [more]
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Jondi & Spesh -
Rise

The minimal intro of Rise does not hint at the techno largesse to come, but it soon does, through a growing underlayment of funk. The track forms into a strobing and strutting hand raiser, complete with a sampled performance of one of the greatest poems of the 20th century.

On the flip, Refuge features slicing high-hats, intriguing chord progressions, and an aggressive low end.

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LQ-1204 more info	Marshall Watson - I'd Rather Be In Space
	“I’d Rather Be In Space” is a stunning collection of instrumental music from accomplished composer Marshall Watson. Falling into the broad categories of electronic and ambient, the album transcends both. The sound palate is rooted in the classic instruments of analogue sound synthesis - Korg, Juno, Moog, Prophet. Piano, guitar and field recordings were also utilized. The result is a transformative album with a timeless feel. Enjoy this future classic. [more]
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LQ-1203 more info	Momu - State of Being
	Next in the seemingly rapid fire string of releases from Momu of late is “State of Being”, a massive tune which harkens straight back to a genre that Momu was instrumental in inventing, Progressive Breaks. [more]
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LQ-1202 more info	Momu - Panga Drops
	“Panga Drops” may be Momu’s most uncharacteristic release yet, but when have they ever released anything expected? [more]
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LQ-1201 more info	Jondi & Spesh - Lateral Motion
	Jondi & Spesh are on a groove jag with this latest release. Lateral Motion pumps hard as it flits and flutters, with a top layer of swaying synth chords that crash onto each other like waves building towards high tide. [more]
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LQ-1200 more info	various artists - Loöq Classics Volume 1: 2000-2009
	Loöq Records celebrates its 200th Release by summarizing their 1st seminal decade as one of San Francisco’s original house electronic music record labels. [more]
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LQ-1199 more info	Pako & Frederik - Kim's Plant
	The title track has a deep feel but an epic grove with a massive, gut-wobbling chug that can be felt blocks away. [more]
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LQ-1198 more info	Momu - No String Attached
	Summertime chill is here in the form of two brand new tracks from Momu. Both are laid back and thoroughly dope. [more]
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LQ-1197 more info	Espen - Recording Waves
	"Recording Waves" is the newest release from one of Norway's finest producers. The title track is an atmospheric dreamscape anchored by chunky grooves and a weighty chug. [more]
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