Porcelain Pill by Porcelain Pill
Smooth acoustic instruments collide with glitchy electronic sequences in
Porcelain Pill's debut EP.
Since forming in 2011, Porcelain Pill have been steadily building an audience through their diverse and exciting live shows.
The traditional band format of is shattered and rebuilt from the floor up in this folktronica duo. Ponderous guitar and cello lines feed upon glitchy electronic beats to build a solid groove for the male and female vocal combination.
2013 sees the release of the pair's debut, self-title EP “porcelain pill." In true indie-style, the EP was recorded and produced by the band themselves giving the creative freedom to experiment and craft a unique musical sound away from studio time restraints. The five tracks featured display an eagerness to explore the possibilities within this new folktronica genre and also begs the question “how do they achieve this live?” This is achieved through the use of live looping/sampling/sequencing and a lot of movement between instruments within the band.
Tracklist
| 1. | Aviary | 4:31 |
| 2. | Rapid Eye Movement | 4:15 |
| 3. | May13 | 5:13 |
| 4. | Anomaly | 3:33 |
| 5. | Right In Front Of Me | 3:02 |
Credits
Written, Recorded, Produced, Mixed by Porcelain Pill (Adam Scott-McGuinness and Madeleine Becker) in Melbourne, Australia.
Mastered by Kent Len at KML Studios Melbourne, Australia
License
All rights reserved.Tags
Porcelain Pill is the folktronica project of Adam Scott-McGuinness, a musician/producer and multi-instrumentalist based in Tasmania, Australia. Starting as a duo with Madeleine Becker in late 2012 the group released two EP’s and played a plethora of live shows across Australia showcasing a unique combination of synthesisers, drum machines, looping technology, cello, guitars and ukulele.