NEWS: Porridge Radio share the epic waltz of new single 'Circling' ahead of Tour

NEWS: Porridge Radio share the epic waltz of new single ‘Circling’ ahead of Tour

One of our tips for 2020, Porridge Radio have shared the epic waltz of their new single ‘Circling’, the latest track from their upcoming new album Every Bad, released 13th March via Secretly Canadian. Watch the Rachel Winton, Ben Cole and Tash Lever directed video here.

The band have also announced brand new UK tour dates, including their biggest headline show at London’s Village Underground on 20th October. The full list of dates can be found below.

Speaking on ‘Circling’ lead singer Dana Margolin explained:

“A lot of the songs on Every Bad are centred around the sea, and Circling was one of the last songs focused on the water that I wrote for the album. I was thinking on the idea of willing things to be okay by repeating that they are, because I need them to be. I tried to follow the feeling of the flow of waves, and how they keep coming in endlessly, washing everything away without judgment, and then bringing it back again”.

Every Bad arrives full of grand, sweeping ambition – with vocals so urgent that it often feels like it is moved by compulsion rather than choice, with all the rawness of early Karen O, and influences as disparate as Charli XCX and The Cranberries.

Though the songs are deeply personal explorations, expressed via a weird, beautiful musical language all Porridge Radio’s own, they extend a hand to every listener who has felt conflicted, held two feelings in their hearts at once, or flailed around the depths of their own choices and relationships. For those of us who know how that feels, Every Bad is a funny, profound little comfort.”

This month the band embark on a tour of in-stores, play their debut US shows and head to SXSW, before beginning a UK tour. The band have also just announced further UK shows in October – the full dates are as follows:

MARCH

06 – Jacaranda: Phase One – Liverpool (in-store)

08 – Rough Trade, Bristol (in-store)

09 – Rough Trade, Nottingham (in-store)

10 – Pie & Vinyl, Southsea (in-store)

11 – Banquet Records, Kingston (in-store)

12 – Rough Trade East, London (in-store)

13 – Resident, Brighton (in-store)

16 – Moroccan Lounge – Los Angeles, CA

17-21 – SXSW – Austin, TX

23 – Elsewhere (Zone One) – Brooklyn, NY

26 – Soup Kitchen, Manchester [SOLD OUT]

27 – Studio 2, Liverpool

28 – Ritual Union Festival, Bristol

29 – The Glad Caf, Glasgow

31 – Record Junkee, Sheffield 

 

APRIL

01 – Colours, London [SOLD OUT]

03 – The Bullingdon, Oxford 

04 – Studio 9294, London (Bird on The Wire All-Dayer)

04 – West Hill Hall, Brighton [SOLD OUT]

 

MAY

05 – Les Nuits Botanique, Brussels

06 – Paradiso, Amsterdam

07 – Tiefgrund, Berlin

15 – Le 106, Rouen (w/ Juniore)

16 – Bon Moment Festival @ L’Autre Canal, Nancy 

17 – Festival MV, Dijon

18 – Supersonic, Paris

19 – Le Grand Mix, Tourcoing

22-24 – Sea Change Festival, Totnes

 

JUNE

13-14 – Handmade Festival, Guastalla

 

AUGUST

20-23 Green Man Festival, Brecon Beacons

 

OCTOBER

16 – The White Hotel, Manchester

20 – Village Underground, London

21 – Chalk, Brighton

22 – Wedgewood Rooms, Portsmouth

23 – The Exchange, Bristol

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