Laucan ‎– Up Tomorrow EP. Label: Sunday Best Recordings ‎– SBEST190T.

Album · 2017 · 4 Songs. See All. FramesPerSecond. Symptom (Remixes) - EP. 2017.

Genre: Indie Pop. Released: 2017. Tracklist: 01 – Up Tomorrow 02 – Where I Should Be 03 – DLMA 04 – Tectonic Plates. Indie Pop, EP, WEB. Related Posts. Laucan – Symptom (Remixes) (2017).

Through the medium of Laucan I managed to travel to the United States in a jet plane and drive around 10 European countries! I released an album which can be heard around the internet connected world, and was pressed on vinyl in a factory. It was delivered to shops by lorry drivers. Up Tomorrow' - directed by James Heaphy and Oliver Jennings. Premiered on Nowness. com in February 2017.

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Newcomer Laucan (lor-can) is today sharing the pastoral beauty of "Up Tomorrow", the lead single from his debut EP of the same name. The Lewes-raised Sunday Best signing - real name Laurence Galpin - melts psychedelic pop with the natural splendour of fantastical folk on "Up Tomorrow". It's a breathtaking jaw-dropper that grabs you by the scruff of your neck and whips you into a new world - a world where the only company is the wind between the reeds.

Information on Laucan. EP. 80. critic score. Popular Now. pitchfork.

Building on the promise of his debut EP, Up Tomorrow, Lewes-raised newcomer Laucan releases his anticipated debut album, FramesPerSecond via Sunday Best. With Andrew Phillips of Ninja Tune post-rock duo Grasscut as a collaborator, in FramesPerSecond Laurence Galpin, the man who is Laucan (pronounced Lor-can) utilises impressionist lyrical images and heart-in-mouth reveries on innocence lost to sublime music. The falsetto holds firm but the reluctance to be heard is changing with the arrival of the 27-year-old’s debut album, FramesPerSecond. Like his debut EP, Up Tomorrow, FramesPerSecond sets impressionist lyrical images and heart-in-mouth reveries on innocence lost to sublime music: poised between spectral folk and immersive soundscapes, it’s the sound of a singer who found something special in his attic-based isolation.