Confirmed Porridge Radio announce new album ‘Every Bad’
The group are also sharing fab new track, ‘Sweet’.
Brighton’s Porridge Radio have announced that their brand new album ‘Every Bad’ is set to land on 13th March via Secretly Canadian! You absolutely love to see it.
Not content with just announcing their hotly-anticipated debut though, the group are also sharing the vid for new track ‘Sweet’. “‘Sweet’ is a song about holding grudges and learning how to have fun and letting go of an old version of yourself,” vocalist Dana Margolin explains. “I was feeling light-hearted when I wrote it, but when we came together to play it as a band, it suddenly felt really dramatic and exciting. When we play it live, the energy in the room always feels really intense, and then suddenly we just explode altogether and it always feels really good.”
Have a listen below and see the full track list too!
‘Every Bad’ Tracklisting:
1. Born Confused
2. Sweet
3. Don’t Ask Me Twice
4. Long
5. Nephews
6. Pop Song
7. Give/Take
8. Lilac
9. Circling
10. (Something)
11. Homecoming Song
See Porridge Radio live at the following dates.
JANUARY
17 – Sister Midnight Records – London, UK [album announce show]
FEBRUARY
27-29 – By:Larm Festival – Oslo, Norway
MARCH
16 – Morrocan Lounge – LA, California
17-22 – SXSW – Austin, Texas
23 – Elsewhere – Brooklyn, New York
26 – Soup Kitchen – Manchester, UK
27 – Studio 2 – Liverpool, UK
28 – Ritual Union Festival, Bristol
29 – Glad Café – Glasgow, UK
31 – Record Junkee – Sheffield, UK
APRIL
01 – Colours – London, UK
03 – The Bullingdon – Oxford, UK
04 – The Westhill Hall – Brighton, UK
MAY
22-24 – Sea Change Festival, Totnes
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