Hopscotch Miniatures by Lou-Lou-Lou

There was definitely a brain fog happening, so it was necessary to embrace the unfinished, sketch like style. Also there are a few tracks here where I sampled Daniel Comiskey from the Crawlspace album. I want you to pass me a nice medium highball without letting a lot of flies in here, is one of the samples. The iguana was stowed away in the attic during this time. The Sir With One Red Shoe was a good Alan loop.

Mastered by Timothy Stollenwerk at Stereophonic Mastering

The Stranger Review by Dave Segal:

Over the last few years, Seattle group Lou-Lou have consistently released handmade CD-Rs of charmingly disturbing electro-pop miniatures that sometimes come off like soundtracks for a children's TV show hosted by a post-legal-trouble Peewee Herman. Their latest album, Hopscotch, is simultaneously subtly sinister and weirdly naive, with recessive, cloudy hiphop genes.

Tracklist

1.	wow, sheila	1:15

2.	lane change proverb	1:18

3.	the healer's song	2:56

4.	if you could count to 16	1:17

5.	drove us to the sun	1:14

6.	lou-lou-lou, would you like a croissant?	1:51

7.	tell me what you want to do	2:14

8.	listening 5	2:22

9.	we came from the north	1:22

Credits

released September 20, 2011

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