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LQ-1210
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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.
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LQ-1208
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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.
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LQ-1207
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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.
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LQ-1206
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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.
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LQ-1205
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Jondi & Spesh -
Rise |
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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
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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.
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LQ-1203
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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.
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LQ-1202
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Momu -
Panga Drops |
“Panga Drops” may be Momu’s most uncharacteristic release yet, but when have they ever released anything expected?
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LQ-1201
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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.
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