'Planet Heaven' is a beautifully crafted physical release that reflects the intimacy and detail of the music within. Though recorded DIY across home studios using a modest setup, the album was professionally mixed to ensure a rich, immersive listening experience that captures every nuance — from the warmth of analogue instrumentation to the soft rustle of field recordings.

Tuplin’s fifth album sees a shift toward deeply personal songwriting, moving away from character-driven narratives and focusing on the ephemeral nature of life and the quiet wonder of our planet. Framed by his signature fascination with space and philosophy, 'Planet Heaven' is both a love letter to Earth and a meditation on human fragility. Contributions from a circle of collaborators — including Kerry Devine (The Baby Seals), Dana Gavanski, and Adrian Crowley — add texture and depth to an already expansive soundscape.

Combining poetic lyricism with ambient field recordings and psychedelic flourishes, this is Tuplin’s most emotionally resonant work to date — honest, unvarnished, and full of heart.