Get ready to dive into the mesmerising world of Porcelain with their latest single, 'Escape Routes'; This Newcastle-based alt-rock band has crafted a track that promises to be a standout, blending ambient textures with their signature alternative rock sound - Follow on INSTAGRAM | FACEBOOK | SPOTIFY
'Escape Routes' opens with a captivating swirl of reverb-heavy guitar tones that immediately set an otherworldly atmosphere. The track’s rich layers of instrumentation and hauntingly delayed vocals draw inspiration from the likes of Radiohead, Pink Floyd, and Muse, creating a sound that is both expansive and introspective. Curtis’s vocals add a layer of emotional depth, exploring themes of vulnerability and the search for connection with lines like 'I'd like to think you wouldn't let me sink' and 'blown wide open.'
Produced by Lisa Murphy and engineered by Holly Rees at Blank Studios and Production Room, 'Escape Routes' showcases meticulous craftsmanship. The production ensures each element—whether it's the lush guitar work or the subtle vocal effects—shines through, delivering a dreamlike quality that is both immersive and impactful.
Following 'Escape Routes,' Porcelain has more in store with their upcoming single, 'The Opportunist,' set for release in September/October 2024. With their recent successes, including tracks like 'False Alarm' and 'Hearsay,' which have earned airplay on BBC Introducing and Radio X, Porcelain is firmly establishing themselves as a band to watch.
Catch Porcelain live on September 19th at The Grove, where they’ll be supporting Silk Road - a show that promises to be as dynamic as their new track, offering fans a chance to experience Porcelain’s evolving sound up close.
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