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Porridge Radio ass eng brittesch Indie Band, déi live ganz intensiv ass. D'Grupp ronderëm d'Dana Margolin stellt grad hiren neien Album an Europa vir. Si passéieren och hei zu Lëtzebuerg, an zwar kann ee si de 17. Dezember an de Rotondë gesinn. D'Claire Barthelemy huet mat der Dana Margolin geschwat.

Porridge Radio's Dana Margolin said she wrote much of the band's new LP Clouds In The Sky They Will Always Be There For Me in a period of disorienting stillness that she experienced in the wake of an aggressive touring schedule. Spanning identity and healing from the end of relationships, some of Margolin's rawest, most revelatory songs make up the British band's fourth album, which is WNXP's Record of the Week.

Clouds In The Sky They Will Always Be There For Me', el nuevo disco de Porridge Radio, es un álbum curioso. Refleja más que ningun otro la fuerza del conjunto; logra capturar la amistad que les une y cómo han aprendido a tocar y crear juntos. Sin embargo, nace del momento de mayor soledad de su líder y vocalista Dana Margolin. Agotada, triste y con el corazón roto enfrentó el proceso de composición como si fuera la primera vez. El resultado es un disco poético, intenso, y perfecto para las tardes grises y cortas del otoño.Playlist:Ducks Ltd. - Grim SymmetryThe Drums - I (Still) Don't Know How To LoveLos Punsetes, Los Planetas - Tu Puto GrupoMk.gee - ROCKMANSaya Gray - SHELL (OF A MAN)Faye Webster, Lil Yachty - Lego RingBenjamin Booker - LWA IN THE TRAILER PARKCurtis Williams, Mura Masa - Here With MeFKA twigs - Perfect StrangerKelly Lee Owens - SunshineConfidence Man - FAR OUTThe Blessed Madonna, Joy Anonymous, Danielle Ponder - Carry Me HigherFred again..,Joy Anonymous - peace u needPorridge Radio - AnybodyBon Iver - THINGS BEHIND THINGS BEHIND THINGSSufjan Stevens, Katia Labèque, Marielle Labèque, David Chalmin, Bryce Dessner - ReflexionEscuchar audio

By Helen Cross.Rose has made a fresh start in the City of Angels and life feels good. But she can't ignore the past, and now it's starting to bite.Her ex-boss Maya is loving never getting older and has Rose to thank for that. Maya has big plans for a 'rejuvenation' spa in the California hills, but Rose suspects all is not what it seems. On top of that she's worried that someone, or something, is trying to send her telepathic messages. But are they to warn her, or frighten her?Stylish and surprising fantasy horror with a comic twist, starring Alexandra Mardell (Coronation Street) and Demetri Goritsas (Ten Percent). With music by Dana Margolin and Sam Yardley of Mercury-nominated band, Porridge Radio.Helen Cross wrote ‘My Summer of Love' which won a Betty Trask award and was made into a Bafta-winning film with Emily Blunt (recently rated her best film in The Guardian top ten Emily Blunt films). Mary Ward-Lowery won Best Director in 2020 Audio Drama Awards.Rose ... Alexandra Mardell Maya ... Miranda Braun Austin ... Demetri Goritsas Siobhan ... Deirdre Mullins Delphine ... Yasemin Özdemir Mam ... Jane Thornton Jack ... Tyler Cameron Gym owner ... Don Gilet Dakota ... Rhiannon Neads Alina ... Kitty O'Sullivan Englishman ... Martin Bonger Angry Man ... Douglas Hodgson Gully ... Bruce CasswellOriginal music written and performed by Dana Margolin and Sam Yardley of Porridge Radio.Sound design by Ilse Lademann and Mary Ward-Lowery Assistant Producer ... Alison Crawford Director ... Mary Ward-Lowery

By Helen Cross.Rose has made a fresh start in the City of Angels and life feels good. But she can't ignore the past, and now it's starting to bite.Her ex-boss Maya is loving never getting older and has Rose to thank for that. Maya has big plans for a 'rejuvenation' spa in the California hills, but Rose suspects all is not what it seems. On top of that she's worried that someone, or something, is trying to send her telepathic messages. But are they to warn her, or frighten her? Stylish and surprising fantasy horror with a comic twist, starring Alexandra Mardell (Coronation Street) and Demetri Goritsas (Ten Percent). With music by Dana Margolin and Sam Yardley of Mercury-nominated band, Porridge Radio.Helen Cross wrote ‘My Summer of Love' which won a Betty Trask award and was made into a Bafta-winning film with Emily Blunt (recently rated her best film in The Guardian top ten Emily Blunt films). Mary Ward-Lowery won Best Director in 2020 Audio Drama Awards.Rose ... Alexandra Mardell Maya ... Miranda Braun Austin ... Demetri Goritsas Siobhan ... Deirdre Mullins Delphine ... Yasemin Özdemir Mam ... Jane Thornton Jack ... Tyler Cameron Gym owner ... Don Gilet Dakota ... Rhiannon Neads Alina ... Kitty O'Sullivan Englishman ... Martin Bonger Angry Man ... Douglas Hodgson Gully ... Bruce CasswellOriginal music written and performed by Dana Margolin and Sam Yardley of Porridge Radio.Sound design by Ilse Lademann and Mary Ward-Lowery Assistant Producer ... Alison Crawford Director ... Mary Ward-Lowery

By Helen Cross. Rose is beginning to regret her part in Maya's transformation, and she's suspicious about Maya's plans for a 'rejuvenation' spa in the California Hills. She can see that Maya is already deeply in love with the night. But Rose's first task is to check on baby Gully. Is he behind the telepathic messages she keeps getting? Stylish and surprising fantasy horror with a comic twist, starring Alexandra Mardell (Coronation Street) and Demetri Goritsas (Ten Percent). With music by Dana Margolin and Sam Yardley of Mercury-nominated band, Porridge Radio.Helen Cross wrote ‘My Summer of Love' which won a Betty Trask award and was made into a Bafta-winning film with Emily Blunt (recently rated her best film in The Guardian top ten Emily Blunt films). Mary Ward-Lowery won Best Director in 2020 Audio Drama Awards.Rose ... Alexandra Mardell Maya ... Miranda Braun Austin ... Demetri Goritsas Siobhan ... Deirdre Mullins Delphine ... Yasemin Özdemir Mam ... Jane Thornton Jack ... Tyler Cameron Gym owner ... Don Gilet Dakota ... Rhiannon Neads Alina ... Kitty O'Sullivan Englishman ... Martin Bonger Angry Man ... Douglas Hodgson Gully ... Bruce CasswellOriginal music written and performed by Dana Margolin and Sam Yardley of Porridge Radio.Sound design by Ilse Lademann and Mary Ward-Lowery Assistant Producer ... Alison Crawford Director ... Mary Ward-Lowery

By Helen Cross. Rose won't survive 'the Old Land'. Her Mam means Transylvania. So when Rose arrives at a picturesque town in the shadow of the Carpathian Mountains, she's on high alert. Rose's arrival is a nasty surprise for Siobhan too. She wants to go home, yes, but not in a body bag. And if Austin's 'reappeared' here, then Rose has to be ready for a fight. Stylish and surprising fantasy horror with a comic twist, starring Alexandra Mardell (Coronation Street) and Demetri Goritsas (Ten Percent). With music by Dana Margolin and Sam Yardley of Mercury-nominated band, Porridge Radio.Helen Cross wrote ‘My Summer of Love' which won a Betty Trask award and was made into a Bafta-winning film with Emily Blunt (recently rated her best film in The Guardian top ten Emily Blunt films). Mary Ward-Lowery won Best Director in 2020 Audio Drama Awards.Rose ... Alexandra Mardell Maya ... Miranda Braun Austin ... Demetri Goritsas Siobhan ... Deirdre Mullins Delphine ... Yasemin Özdemir Mam ... Jane Thornton Jack ... Tyler Cameron Gym owner ... Don Gilet Dakota ... Rhiannon Neads Alina ... Kitty O'Sullivan Englishman ... Martin Bonger Angry Man ... Douglas Hodgson Gully ... Bruce CasswellOriginal music written and performed by Dana Margolin and Sam Yardley of Porridge Radio.Sound design by Ilse Lademann and Mary Ward-Lowery Assistant Producer ... Alison Crawford Director ... Mary Ward-Lowery

By Helen Cross. It seems that Rose has been chasing after the wrong father. But neither of the men in Gully's life are great role models. And they're definitely up to something. Meanwhile, Delphine has disappeared.Stylish and surprising fantasy horror with a comic twist, starring Alexandra Mardell (Coronation Street) and Demetri Goritsas (Ten Percent). With music by Dana Margolin and Sam Yardley of Mercury-nominated band, Porridge Radio.Helen Cross wrote ‘My Summer of Love' which won a Betty Trask award and was made into a Bafta-winning film with Emily Blunt (recently rated her best film in The Guardian top ten Emily Blunt films). Mary Ward-Lowery won Best Director in 2020 Audio Drama Awards.Rose ... Alexandra Mardell Maya ... Miranda Braun Austin ... Demetri Goritsas Siobhan ... Deirdre Mullins Delphine ... Yasemin Özdemir Mam ... Jane Thornton Jack ... Tyler Cameron Gym owner ... Don Gilet Dakota ... Rhiannon Neads Alina ... Kitty O'Sullivan Englishman ... Martin Bonger Angry Man ... Douglas Hodgson Gully ... Bruce CasswellOriginal music written and performed by Dana Margolin and Sam Yardley of Porridge Radio.Sound design by Ilse Lademann and Mary Ward-Lowery Assistant Producer ... Alison Crawford Director ... Mary Ward-Lowery

By Helen Cross.Rose is getting closer to the truth and learning about her own heritage is helping her grow in strength. The vampires are arriving from Europe by Maya's invitation and Austin and Jack are plotting. Can she keep Gully safe and whose side is Maya on? Stylish and surprising fantasy horror with a comic twist, starring Alexandra Mardell (Coronation Street) and Demetri Goritsas (Ten Percent). With music by Dana Margolin and Sam Yardley of Mercury-nominated band, Porridge Radio.Helen Cross wrote ‘My Summer of Love' which won a Betty Trask award and was made into a Bafta-winning film with Emily Blunt (recently rated her best film in The Guardian top ten Emily Blunt films). Mary Ward-Lowery won Best Director in 2020 Audio Drama Awards.Rose ... Alexandra Mardell Maya ... Miranda Braun Austin ... Demetri Goritsas Siobhan ... Deirdre Mullins Delphine ... Yasemin Özdemir Mam ... Jane Thornton Jack ... Tyler Cameron Gym owner ... Don Gilet Dakota ... Rhiannon Neads Alina ... Kitty O'Sullivan Englishman ... Martin Bonger Angry Man ... Douglas Hodgson Gully ... Bruce CasswellOriginal music written and performed by Dana Margolin and Sam Yardley of Porridge Radio.Sound design by Ilse Lademann and Mary Ward-Lowery Assistant Producer ... Alison Crawford Director ... Mary Ward-Lowery

by Helen Cross. Eighteen-year-old Rose travels from Whitby to New York to work as nanny to a glittering but secretive family. It's a culture shock and Rose seems unprepared for the mostly male attention she elicits. But it turns out she is quite capable of looking after herself: bloody revenge is her speciality. She's not like the other girls. And Gulliver is no ordinary baby. This is a world not just of champagne, but shadows, where all is definitely not as it seems. Stylish and surprising fantasy horror with a comic twist, starring Alexandra Mardell (Coronation Street) and Demetri Goritsas (Ten Percent). With music by Dana Margolin and Sam Yardley of Mercury-nominated band, Porridge Radio. Helen Cross wrote ‘My Summer of Love' which won a Betty Trask award and was made into a Bafta-winning film with Emily Blunt (recently rated her best film in The Guardian top ten Emily Blunt films). Mary Ward-Lowery won Best Director in 2020 Audio Drama Awards. Rose ... Alexandra Mardell Maya ... Miranda Braun Austin ... Demetri Goritsas Siobhan ... Deirdre Mullins Delphine ... Yasemin Özdemir Randy ... Michael Begley Art Guy ... Mathew Durkan Beatrice ... Alexandra Hannant Newsreader ...Tayla Kovacevic-Ebong Jason ... Joseph Tweedale Mam ... Jane Thornton Including the voices of Jo Makel, Paul Murphy, James Hoggarth, Freya Pollaidh, Augusta Chapman, Becky Ripley and Ben Casswell. Original music written and performed by Dana Margolin and Sam Yardley of Porridge Radio, and produced, mixed and engineered by Sam Yardley. Sound design by Ilse Lademann Producer Mary Ward-Lowery

by Helen Cross. Eighteen-year-old Rose has travelled from Whitby to New York to work as a nanny to a wealthy and secretive family. Manhattan is a culture shock and she has to stay alert to the dangers all around her. But it turns out she is quite capable of looking after herself: bloody revenge is her speciality. She's not like the other girls. And Gulliver is no ordinary baby. This is a world not just of champagne, but shadows, where all is definitely not as it seems. Stylish and surprising fantasy horror with a comic twist, starring Alexandra Mardell (Coronation Street) and Demetri Goritsas (Ten Percent). With music by Dana Margolin and Sam Yardley of Mercury-nominated band, Porridge Radio. Helen Cross wrote ‘My Summer of Love' which won a Betty Trask award and was made into a Bafta-winning film with Emily Blunt (recently rated her best film in The Guardian top ten Emily Blunt films). Mary Ward-Lowery won Best Director in 2020 Audio Drama Awards. Rose ... Alexandra Mardell Maya ... Miranda Braun Austin ... Demetri Goritsas Siobhan ... Deirdre Mullins Delphine ... Yasemin Özdemir Randy ... Michael Begley Art Guy ... Mathew Durkan Beatrice ... Alexandra Hannant Newsreader ... Tayla Kovacevic-Ebong Jason ... Joseph Tweedale Mam ... Jane Thornton Including the voices of Jo Makel, Paul Murphy, James Hoggarth, Freya Pollaidh, Augusta Chapman, Becky Ripley and Ben Casswell. Original music written and performed by Dana Margolin and Sam Yardley of Porridge Radio, and produced, mixed and engineered by Sam Yardley. Sound design by Ilse Lademann Producer...Mary Ward-Lowery

by Helen Cross Rose has come from Whitby to Manhattan to work as a nanny for power couple Austin and Maya. Their baby Gulliver is... unusual. But then, so is Rose. Bloody revenge is her speciality. The body count is rising and she still has to work out where the dangers lie. Also she needs something expensive to wear to Maya's launch. Time to go shopping with the platinum credit card. Stylish and surprising fantasy horror with a comic twist, starring Alexandra Mardell (Coronation Street) and Demetri Goritsas (Ten Percent). With music by Dana Margolin and Sam Yardley of Mercury-nominated band, Porridge Radio. Helen Cross wrote ‘My Summer of Love' which won a Betty Trask award and was made into a Bafta-winning film with Emily Blunt (recently rated her best film in The Guardian top ten Emily Blunt films). Mary Ward-Lowery won Best Director in 2020 Audio Drama Awards. Rose ... Alexandra Mardell Maya ... Miranda Braun Austin ... Demetri Goritsas Siobhan ... Deirdre Mullins Delphine ... Yasemin Özdemir Randy ... Michael Begley Art Guy ... Mathew Durkan Beatrice ... Alexandra Hannant Newsreader ... Tayla Kovacevic-Ebong Jason ... Joseph Tweedale Mam ... Jane Thornton Including the voices of Jo Makel, Paul Murphy, James Hoggarth, Freya Pollaidh, Augusta Chapman, Becky Ripley and Ben Casswell. Original music written and performed by Dana Margolin and Sam Yardley of Porridge Radio, and produced, mixed and engineered by Sam Yardley. Sound design by Ilse Lademann Producer Mary Ward-Lowery

By Helen Cross. Gulliver is in the hospital and Rose wants to know why. There is danger everywhere and she must protect him. Eighteen-year-old Rose has come from Whitby to Manhattan to work as nanny to a glittering but secretive family. She's not like the other girls. And Gulliver is no ordinary baby. This is a world not just of champagne, but shadows, where all is definitely not as it seems. Stylish and surprising fantasy horror with a comic twist, starring Alexandra Mardell (Coronation Street) and Demetri Goritsas (Ten Percent). With music by Dana Margolin and Sam Yardley of Mercury-nominated band, Porridge Radio. Helen Cross wrote ‘My Summer of Love' which won a Betty Trask award and was made into a Bafta-winning film with Emily Blunt (recently rated her best film in The Guardian top ten Emily Blunt films). Mary Ward-Lowery won Best Director in 2020 Audio Drama Awards. Rose ... Alexandra Mardell Maya ... Miranda Braun Austin ... Demetri Goritsas Siobhan ... Deirdre Mullins Delphine ... Yasemin Özdemir Randy ... Michael Begley Art Guy ... Mathew Durkan Beatrice ... Alexandra Hannant Newsreader ...Tayla Kovacevic-Ebong Jason ... Joseph Tweedale Mam ... Jane Thornton Including the voices of Jo Makel, Paul Murphy, James Hoggarth, Freya Pollaidh, Augusta Chapman, Becky Ripley and Ben Casswell. Original music written and performed by Dana Margolin and Sam Yardley of Porridge Radio, and produced, mixed and engineered by Sam Yardley. Sound design by Ilse Lademann Producer Mary Ward-Lowery

By Helen Cross. Maya is excited by her new life and potential, but she has a lot to learn. Restraint for one thing. Rose is worried that Gulliver's family will want to steal him and The Others will try to kill him. Delphine isn't returning her calls. And then there's Austin, who knows her secret. Eighteen year old Rose has travelled from Whitby to New York to work as nanny to a glittering but secretive family. It's a culture shock and Rose has had to devise ways of dealing with unwelcome male attention. But it turns out she is quite capable of looking after herself: bloody revenge is her speciality. She's not like the other girls. And Gulliver is no ordinary baby. This is a world not just of champagne, but shadows, where all is definitely not as it seems. Stylish and surprising fantasy horror with a comic twist, starring Alexandra Mardell (Coronation Street) and Demetri Goritsas (Ten Percent). With music by Dana Margolin and Sam Yardley of Mercury-nominated band, Porridge Radio. Rose...Alexandra Mardell Maya...Miranda Braun Austin...Demetri Goritsas Siobhan...Deirdre Mullins Delphine...Yasemin Özdemir Randy...Michael Begley Art Guy...Mathew Durkan Beatrice...Alexandra Hannant Newsreader...Tayla Kovacevic-Ebong Jason...Joseph Tweedale Mam...Jane Thornton Including the voices of Jo Makel, Paul Murphy, James Hoggarth, Freya Pollaidh, Augusta Chapman, Becky Ripley and Ben Casswell. Original music written and performed by Dana Margolin and Sam Yardley of Porridge Radio, and produced, mixed and engineered by Sam Yardley. Sound design by Ilse Lademann Producer...Mary Ward-Lowery

Dana Margolin (on Porridge Radio - 'Waterslide, Diving Board, Ladder to the Sky' album release) Interview by Paul Whiley on Radio One 91FM Dunedin

2020 waren sie eines der grössten Versprechen der Indie-Musik: «Every Bad» von Porridge Radio avancierte gleichermassen zum Liebling von Musikerinnen, Fans und Kritikern. Doch die Pandemie liess sie ein Versprechen bleiben - bis jetzt. Und das Sitzen und Warten hat nicht nur die Spannung, sondern auch alle Stärken dieser Band aufs Maximum verstärkt. «Paranoia», «Depression», «gesellschaftliche Isolation», «aggressiv» und «ungemütlich» - das sind Worte, die Dana Margolin im Sounds! Interview braucht, um das 3. Album «Waterslide, Diving Board, Ladder To The Sky» zu beschreiben. Es ist ein ruhiger und grösstenteils zugänglicher Höllenritt. Wie der Titel sagt, stehen drei eigentlich sommerliche Dinge im Zentrum: Die Wasserrutsche, das Sprungbrett und die Leiter in den Himmel - für Margolin drei Symbole für die überwältigenden Gefühle von «Freude», «Angst» und «Unendlichkeit». «Das Schreiben dieser Songs erlaubt mir, meine eigenen Emotionen kennenzulernen. Durch den Prozess kann ich versuchen, mit meinen Gefühlen umzugehen,» erklärt Dana. Entsprungen aus der fruchtbaren DIY-Szene in Brighton an der Englischen Südküste sind Porridge Radio heute in London zu Hause und machen keinen Hehl aus ihren Ambitionen: «Ich mag Coldplay in der Weise, in der ich Bands mag, die den Schritt bewältigen, von einer kleinen Band zu einer Stadionband zu werden.» Verwoben mit weiteren Einflüssen wie Big Thief oder den Deftones entsteht ein majestätischer und durchaus stadiontauglicher Mix aus Indie, Folk und Post-Punk, der wie ein perfekter Sommertag mit Sonnenbrand oder ein Badibesuch mit Bienenstich im Fuss - wie mit dem Titel angetönt - Freude, Angst und unsere Ohnmacht gegenüber dem Lauf der Dinge verwebt. Wie immer verlosen wir das Sounds! Album der Woche auf CD täglich live im Radio.

They're the Brighton-founded project of songwriter Dana Margolin, whose prolific creative output has seen her go from a solo, self-releasing songwriter to the front woman of a Mercury Prize nominated band. That Mercury nomination, in 2020 for their album Every Bad, is followed by the new album Waterslide, Diving Board, Ladder to the Sky.Welcome to the bluedot podcast with Porridge Radio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Part art-rock, part post-punk, Porridge Radio is a band from Brighton, UK, led by singer and guitarist Dana Margolin. Her earliest songs were full of imagery of the sea and the seaside town where the band resides, and the latest collection of songs are intense, addressing joy, fear, and endlessness - and full of dry wit. Now that they've had a restful 2020, Margolin and bandmate Sam Yardley (keyboards, drums) play stripped-down versions of tunes from their new record, Waterslide, Diving Board, Ladder to the Sky. The session was recorded live (with a real audience!) in The Greene Space, in early May.  Set list: “Back to the Radio,” “Trying,” “Birthday Party,” “Jealousy”, “Waterslide, Diving Board, Ladder to the Sky”, "Sweet" Watch "Back to the Radio": Watch "Waterslide, Diving Board, Ladder to the Sky": Watch "Sweet": Watch the entire live set from May 2022 in The Greene Space:

On this week's Talkhouse Podcast we've got a pair of musicians from the UK who recently collaborated for the first time, Dana Margolin and Joseph Mount. Mount has been the driving force behind Metronomy since 1999, and he's found success not only with a series of winning electro-pop records, but also by remixing tracks for big names like Franz Ferdinand, Gorillaz, and Lady Gaga. If you're unfamiliar with Metronomy, a good place to start is 2008's Nights Out, which is a sort of concept album about, as you might guess, a night out. But Metronomy's catalog is intriguingly all over the map; the band's latest is called Small World, and it features a much gentler side of Mount's songwriting personality overall. It also features a stunning duet with the other side of today's conversation, Dana Margolin of Porridge Radio. Like Metronomy, Porridge Radio really started out as a solo project but grew into more of a band situation—though each is still the brainchild of one person. Margolin started recorded under the Porridge Radio name back in 2015, but it was her second proper studio album, 2020's Every Bad, that really made the world stand up and take notice. It's a powerful, intense record that stands alongside current heatseekers like Dry Cleaning and Wet Leg, but that has a stamina all its own. Margolin is just about to release the follow up to Every Bad, an equally bracing and incredible set of songs called Waterslide, Diving Board, Ladder to the Sky, once again on the Secretly Canadian label. In this conversation, Mount and Margolin talk about their collaboration, about the time that Mount almost but didn't quite catch Margolin performing, and about the importance of lyrics—you'll hear how eczema factors into a new song. They also get to Kierkegaard, Michael Stipe, and Margolin's desire to—but inability—to write a “nice little love song.” Enjoy. Thanks for listening to the Talkhouse Podcast and thanks to Dana Margolin and Joseph Mount for chatting. If you like what you heard, please follow Talkhouse on your favorite podcast platform and all social media channels. This episode was produced by Myron Kaplan, and the Talkhouse theme is composed and performed by the Range. See you next time!

"Niemand ist nur glücklich oder unglücklich", so beschreibt Sängerin Dana Margolin das Grundthema des neuen Albums "Waterslide, Diving Board, Ladder To The Sky" von Porridge Radio. Das dritte Album der britischen Indie-Rock Band wird Ende Mai erscheinen und ist, wie könnte es auch anders sein, von den Ereignissen und Erfahrungen der letzten zwei Jahre geprägt. Porridge Radio wollen mit den Songs eine Balance herstellen, zwischen Freude und Angst, aber auch das Akzeptieren der eigenen Unzulänglichkeiten ist ein wichtiges Thema in den Texten von Frontfrau Dana Margolin.

"Niemand ist nur glücklich oder unglücklich", so beschreibt Sängerin Dana Margolin das Grundthema des neuen Albums "Waterslide, Diving Board, Ladder To The Sky" von Porridge Radio. Das dritte Album der britischen Indie-Rock Band wird Ende Mai erscheinen und ist, wie könnte es auch anders sein, von den Ereignissen und Erfahrungen der letzten zwei Jahre geprägt. Porridge Radio wollen mit den Songs eine Balance herstellen, zwischen Freude und Angst, aber auch das Akzeptieren der eigenen Unzulänglichkeiten ist ein wichtiges Thema in den Texten von Frontfrau Dana Margolin.

Abril começa quente, com uma playlist trazida pelo nosso amigo e colaborador Fabian Fernandez. Apresentação de Alex de Souza e Ricardo Pinto. Warpaint – Champion Quarteto feminino de Los Angeles formado em 2004, com 3 discos lançados, com sonoridade ali pelo art rock ou o chamado dream pop. Esta música é o single do próximo disco, Radiate Like This, previsto para sair no começo de maio pela Virgin Records. Cool Heat – Devotion Synthpop/shoegaze/dream pop de Chicago, lançado pelo selo Spirit Goth, Cool Heat é o projeto solo do músico e fotógrafo Eden Sierotnik. Single quentíssimo, lançado agora este ano. The Quadroholics – Overdue Começou como um trio de hip hop, em 2016, e hoje é uma dupla de synth pop, que ficou conhecida na cena de New Orleans pelas máscaras de ski cor-de-rosa. Essa guinada no som dos caras é pra quem curte um New Order, um Chromatics. Loop - Halo Single marca a volta da banda após 32 anos! Entre 1986 e 1991, o Loop lançou 3 álbuns Heaven's End (1987), fade Out (1989) e A Gilded Eternity (1990). O guitarrista e vocalista Robert Hampson resolveu retomar o projeto após trabalhar na remasterizações dos primeiros discos para uma coletânea. A produção atrasou devido a pandemia, mas saiu agora no final de março. Superchunk – on the floor Histórico quarteto da Carolina do Norte com disco novo na área, lançado agora em fevereiro, Wild Loneliness. Banda que surgiu há mais de 30 anos, aproveitando a onda grunge dos anos 90 e se manteve na ativa até hoje. A pegada do it yourself do guitarrista e compositor Mac McCaughan ganha uns backing vocals mais melódicos nesse álbum, que conta com a participação especial do Teenage FanClub, arranjos de corda, um sax maroto e outras delicadezas. Garcia Peoples - False Company Sexteto de New Jersey, criado em 2017, chega ao quarto álbum de estúdio. Como o próprio nome diz, bebem na fonte de bandas como Grateful Dead, Allman Brothers e correlatos, para trazer um rock meio psicodélico, meio blues, com uma sonoridade característica ali dos anos 60 e 70. Recomendamos. Delights – 1989 Quarteto de Manchester, na Inglaterra, formado por Adam Maxwell (Vocals), Ben Kirkland (Bass Guitar), Ben Squires (Lead Guitar) e Leo Willis (Drums), formado em 2017. Indie pop às vezes com uma pegada psicodélica. Música pra dançar. Este single foi lançado no último dia 23 de março. Katz – It'll never end Trio lo-fi de Manchester formado por Ben Williams (vocals / rhythm guitar), James Bradbury (lead guitar) e Paddy Murphy (drums). Som interessante, que mistura uma influência meio garage band com surf rock, e aquele minimalismo punk rock. Divertido. Porridge Radio – back to the Radio Banda indie do cenário britânico liderada por Dana Margolin, essa voz poderosa que nesta faixa nos faz logo lembrar a Nico, do velvet underground, mas com uma pegada punk. Quarteto surgiu em 2015 e tem dois álbuns solo lançados, entre eles o elogiadíssimo Every Bad de 2021. Esse single abre alas pra o terceiro disco, previsto pra sair ainda este ano. Pantocrator - Sintonía del Caos Quarteto de Barcelona capitaneado pela dupla Marta Delmont e Marina Correa, power pop e garage rock no talo. Lançaram o primeiro single em 2019 e agora saiu o primeiro disco cheio. Gostou? Curta, compartilhe, comente. Estamos nas redes socias @meusons e @alternativab - no instagram. Neste programa citamos os selos https://spiritgoth.com/ e https://www.dischord.com/

Kae Tempest, Porridge Radio's Dana Margolin, Lottie Cream of Goat Girl and producer Dan Carey discuss letting go of the idea of who you are, going in hard onstage, unlocking time through repetition, being bad at singing, and mistakes on records.. Lottie Pendlebury, AKA Lottie Cream, is part of the post-punk band Goat Girl, whose latest album, On All Fours, was released earlier this year. Lottie says they use their music to “explore global, humanitarian, environmental and mindful wellbeing, through psych-rock, grunge and post-punk. The band has been through a lot this past couple of years, but being a part of Goat Girl is what brings us the most joy.” Kae Tempest is a spoken-word artist, poet, author, and playwright from South London. One of the UK's greatest wordsmiths, they've released three albums to date, as well as writing five poetry collections, three plays, and two novels. Dana Margolin is the lead vocalist and guitarist of indie-rock band Porridge Radio. She formed the group in order to truly express herself, drawing inspiration from the sea. Dan Carey is a producer, remix artist, and songwriter who's worked with the likes of Grimes, Hot Chip, Lianne La Havas, La Roux, Kae Tempest, Kylie Minogue and Goat Girl. In 2013 he founded the record label Speedy Wunderground, and has received four Mercury Prize nominations for his productions.

#Fizt20 2️⃣0️⃣ Algunas curiosidades entorno al número 20, el mínimo número de movimientos para resolver el cubo Rubik. Os hablamos de nuestra incapacidad para resolver el mítico cubo y de la frustración y traumas varios que eso provocó en nuestra adolescencia. Por otra parte, os deseamos que el otoño no os pille en pantalones cortos. Comenzamos nuestra selección musical con elegancia, nos ponemos americana blanca, pajarita, y nos tomamos un dry Martini para escuchar a The Saxophones, un dúo de Oakland, marido y mujer, que hace una música con mucha influencia de los 50, una voz peculiar que recuerda a Tindersticks. Compartimos su canción “Picture” de su disco de 2018, “Songs of the saxophones”. Seguimos con Tunng, una banda inglesa con una larga trayectoria que combina el folk con la electrónica. Estos días presentan su nuevo single “Death is the new sex”, su intención es acabar con los tabúes que hay entorno a la muerte, hablando con naturalidad sobre el tema, buscando que se normalice de igual manera a lo que ocurrió con el sexo, un tema que también fue tabú en su momento. La banda ha sacado un podcast en el que profundiza en el tema The Dead Club Podcast. A continuación, suena “The River Nile” de Eddie Harris, un músico de jazz, que alcanzó el éxito con la versión jazz de la banda sonora de “Exodus”. Destacó como un innovador que le gustaba experimentar con nuevos instrumentos de su propia invención. También comenzó a cantar y a realizar números cómicos. Os recomendamos “I Need Some Money” un disco de 1974, en especial "Don't Want Nobody", una canción de doce minutos, con toques humorísticos en la cual se deja llevar por su afán de experimentación musical. Ha sido un gran año para Porridge Radio, el grupo de Brighton liderado por Dana Margolin; en marzo lanzaron su disco “Every Bad”, que ha tenido un gran recibimiento y ha supuesto su nominación a los Mercury Prize. Pero la banda no se duerme en los laureles y acaba de sacar “7 seconds”, un tema muy bailable y que rompe con lo que habían hecho hasta la fecha. Por otra parte, os desvelamos los secretos del Porridge, un desayuno saludable típicamente inglés con mucha avena. Pinchamos la colaboración entre Kurt Vile y el legendario John Prine, recientemente desaparecido por la COVID. Cantan a dos voces “How Lucky”, un tema de Prine. El tema formará parte del EP “Speed, Sound, Lonely KV”, que se publica el 2 de octubre, vendrá con cinco canciones, dos de ellas originales y el resto versiones de artistas del propio John Prine o Jack Clement. Cerramos la selección con “Fire” de los Black Pumas, una banda de soul psicodélico de Austin, Texas. Formada por el cantante Eric Burton y el guitarrista y productor Adrian Quesada. Un productor que encontró la voz que buscaba para su proyecto en un cantante fogueado en las calles donde actuaba a cambio de unos cuantos dólares. Se reedita ahora su disco con un montón de extras y versiones. ▶️43:44 La película de esta semana “Retrato de una mujer en llamas” (Portrait de la jeune fille en feu) de 2019 escrita y dirigida por Céline Sciamma. Una directora con cuatro películas en su haber, las tres primeras centradas en chicas adolescentes o preadolescentes y en su paso a la madurez y el descubrimiento de su identidad sexual durante este periodo de crecimiento. Premios y reconocimientos avalan la trayectoria de esta joven directora. “Retrato de una mujer en llamas” supuso su despegue internacional, entre los numerosos galardones recibido por la cinta destaca el premio al mejor guion en el Festival de Cannes. Una poética historia de amor imposible, una película que a pesar de ser de época se muestra minimalista y desnuda. La idea romántica de atrapar nuestra esencia en un retrato, de robar parte de nuestra libertad. El vinculo que se establece entre el pintor y la modelo ha sido ampliamente tratado en el cine, pero lo novedoso en esta ocasión es que quien pinta es una mujer al igual que quien posa. Un juego de espejos y miradas. Pintar de alguna manera es poseer al retratado. El fuego como una metáfora de la pasión que va surgiendo entre los dos personajes. La representación machista de la mujer a lo largo de la historia del arte occidental. Una comunidad de mujeres que intenta ayudarse entre sí. Los escasos reductos de libertad femenina en los márgenes de la sociedad. Las mujeres pintoras una rareza en un mundo en el que a la mujer no se le enseñaba ningún oficio que pudiera proporcionarle autonomía económica. Como Orfeo y Eurídice, la historia de un amor imposible…

Nach strebsamen fünf Jahren in der Brighton DIY Szene, erhalten Porridge Radio für ihre Zweitlings LP nun erstmals internationales Aufsehen. Sängerin Dana Margolin gibt sich derweil schelmisch: "Ich habe schon immer gewusst, dass wir die beste Band der Welt sind". von Mirco Kaempf

Dana Margolin (on Porridge Radio - 'Every Bad' album and 'Sweet' music video) Interview by Elliot Marshall on Radio One 91fm Dunedin