Porridge Radio Announce Breakup, Share Song From Final EP: Listen

Porridge Radio They break up. The Brighton band fronted by Dana Margolin shared the news alongside the announcement of their latest new release. New EP called The machine starts singing Featuring songs recorded during last year’s sessions The clouds in the sky will always be there for meIt will be released on February 21 Canadian secretly. One of those songs, “I Don’t Wanna Dance,” was released today; Listen to it below.

“This is the last new music from Porridge Radio and marks the end of the band,” Margolin said. “The songs on this EP are an important part of The clouds in the sky will always be there for meAnd it means a lot to us. We’re excited to hear them. This band was our life, we are a family now. These tours will be our last. Thank you very much for listening.

Porridge Radio starts Their final tour next week. The collection’s final show is currently scheduled for May 10 in Bucharest, Romania.

Porridge Radio formed in Brighton, England in 2015 with the line-up of Margolin, bassist Maddy Ryall, keyboardist Georgie Stott and drummer Sam Yardley, which would last until 2023. Their debut album, Rice, pasta and other fillingsreleased in 2016, but began attracting serious international attention in 2020 for its brand debut. All bad And her burning songsweetFollow this record, 2022 Waterslide, diving board, ladder to Skyexpanding on the sound of its predecessor, as Margolin’s lyrics became imbued with anxiety about her new appearance. Real left the group in 2023, and Porridge Radio’s fourth and final album, Gently Ruined The clouds in the sky will always be there for mereleased last October.

“I like the idea of ​​something being so changeable and self-contradictory that it can mean opposite things in the same phrase.” Margolin He said In a 2020 interview with Pitchfork. “And if you say it over and over again, you’re forced to think another way every time you say it. And just saying things over and over again makes them real.”