Laikamorí

Little is known about Peruvian band Laikamorí. There are no hints about who they are, not on their album cover, nor on their press pics, and certainly not on their brand new music video for their track “Norfolk.”

The song opens their EP oddly titled °°°°°°°, and it’s a bizarre electronic pop number with an organ riff that runs through practically its whole four minutes. The video, made by Nahun Saldaña Macedo, shows a little kid who dresses up as a soldier with gear he found under the dirt, who later runs away from an disturbing dark presence with diamond-like stones on its face. It chases the kid, while we hear the heavily processed vocals that makes the whole thing weirder, until he finally catches him. It is a little unsettling, but the cheerfulness of the song makes things lighter. - Remezcla

“This mysterious national duo as turn the electronic experimentation to a whole new level. Their cd has 5 songs with a unique complexity and beauty, a masterpiece. We face the best Peruvian Ep of 2014, without a doubt.”

El Comercio (Peruvian Newspaper) - El Comercio

“Some kind of very utopic and spacy folk, full of melancholy. An epic dose of Psychedelia.

One Heap Wonder (Mexican music blog) - One Heap Wonder

Their dream pop full of melancholy and psychedelia, along with the mysterious stories that are involved in Laikamorí’s music, have created a large group of followers

Indie Hoy (Argentinian music Blog) - Indie Hoy