8.5
Avg Score
6
Opinions
#1,125
All Time
2
Tracks
“The band's debut for Secretly Canadian is an emotional and instrumental triumph”
“Delving into the turbulence of human nature, Porridge Radio face it all with a snarling grin”
“The second album from the Brighton four-piece is the sound of a band mercilessly digging into itself with a stunning, dynamic performance from singer-songwriter Dana Margolin.”
“DIY rockers go from guttural to the stars”
“The key line on Porridge Radio’s new album arrives on ‘Lilac’. “I don’t want to get bitter / I want us to get better,” wrestles the Brighton quartet’s Dana Margolin over slacker indie instrumentation. It encapsulates the record’s drive towards self-understanding, which frequently sees her repeating phrases until she either believes in them or they can no longer harm her. These mantras teeter towa”
