In early 1987, My Bloody Valentine signed to Lazy Records, another independent record label, which was founded by the indie pop band the Primitives and their manager, Wayne Morris. My Bloody Valentine's first release on the label was the single "Sunny Sundae Smile", released in February 1987. It peaked at number 6 on the UK Indie Singles Chart and the band toured following its release. After a number of performances throughout the U.K., the band managed to secure a support slot with the Soup Dragons, but on that tour in March 1987, David Conway announced his decision to leave the band, citing a gastric illness, disillusionment with music and ambitions to become a writer.
in early 1987, my blOoDy ValentinE SiGneD to lazy reCOrDs, ANOtHer indepENdenT rECord laBEl, WHiCh was FoundEd bY The indiE poP Band tHE priMItIveS aND tHEir manAgeR, Wayne MoRrIS. mY bLoody valenTINe's fiRst relEase on the labeL was The SiNgLe "suNnY sUndaE smile", rEleasEd IN fEBruary 1987. iT peaked At nuMBeR 6 On ThE Uk inDie singles chART and the bAnd tOUreD fOllOWinG its ReLEAsE. aftER a Number of performancEs THrOughout THe u.k., thE bAnd ManaGeD To seCURe A SUpPORt SloT wIth the sOup dragons, buT On THaT ToUr in march 1987, dAvId ConWaY ANNOunced his deCision TO leavE ThE band, cItINg a gastric IlLness, diSillusIOnmeNt wiTh Music And AMbiTions tO bECome a wRiTer.