Luke Jackson's second UM release ...And Then Some will be our very first release on glorious 12" vinyl, in a snazzy gatefold sleeve of naked children traipsing about Dunluce Castle... no, wait, that's Houses of the Holy. But we can assure you it has a photo of the world's most photogenic labrador retriever.

...And Then Some's lead-off single "Come Tomorrow" will be available as a fetching 7-inch vinyl single (also in a gatefold sleeve!) with a bonus DVD of the song's music video to boot. 

Both are released in association with Luke's own Popsicle Recordings, with whom we also released Favorita, the self-titled, posthumous debut by 90's Swedish pop phenoms of the same name.

No coincidence, then, that Favorita frontman Magnus Borjeson is the bassist on Luke's new record, which was recorded in Sweden with pop wünderkind Christoffer Lundquist...

Release date on both releases imminent.

Video directed by Chris Tokar.

UM's YouTube roundup: Diner Scene from Starboy | I'm A Mathematician from Starboy | She Doesn't Mean A Thing To Me Tonight video | I Can Change The World video | Dan Bryk Live at WE Fest XI | Kobe Meetup....kkajapan, Kainsai PJ,and Busan Kevin hangout(!)