Berlin's Lea Porcelain have announced the release of 'Choirs To Heaven Remixes 2'. Slated to land October 14th, this package follows their 'Choirs To Heaven Remixes 1' which dropped back in August of this year.
Berlin-based duo Lea Porcelain follows their incredible 2021 sophomore album 'CHOIRS TO HEAVEN' with a new series of remixes. Split into volumes, the first edition is a 4-track offering that explores various strands of electronica.
Berlin-based duo Lea Porcelain return with a gorgeously shot video for their single 'Future Hurry Slow'. Directed by Lea Porcelain themselves along with Manu Ruge, the story revolves around three individuals all seemingly in their own world with little interaction, although technically occupying the same space. Singer Markus Nikolaus performs the song on stage whilst actress Alessandra Denegri plays a tormented woman sitting at a dinner table, watching the show. Producer Julien Bracht plays the role of a butler serving the woman but never says a word. Eventually Denegri breaks down crying on the floor...alone.
When I first heard tracks like ‘Similar Familiar’ and ’Out Is In’ by Berlin-based Lea Porcelain, I was completely blown away. Taking the modern sounds of electronic music and fusing it with a culmination of styles including post-punk, indie and more, I was completely addicted to their recordings. Imagery of dark music venues, performance art and late night studio sessions would pop up in my head as the music completely took over me. So when I read that Lea Porcelain was performing at O’Meara in South East London, I jumped on the train and headed over. Like the pictures in my head, their performance filled with flashing lights flying among the dark silhouettes of the band whilst their practically perfect to the recordings sound pulsed through the venue, was everything that I needed and more.
Releasing their self-titled EP, Berlin’s Lea Porcelain have shared the video for their track ‘Can …
Berlin-based duo Lea Porcelain have released their self-titled EP. Having already given fans a previous …
Post-punk duo Lea Porcelain released one of our top five albums of 2017 'Hymns To The Night'. Refusing to take any time off, the Berlin-based pair have now announced the release of their upcoming self-titled EP, out this April. Comprised of four songs, they have also unveiled the first single from the record entitled 'If Time Was on My Side'. Blanketed with haunting synths and ghostly, echoing vocals, tinges of melancholy floats around the track, with Lea Porcelain still presenting their post-punk flow of goodness.
With their new remix EP landing this month, Lea Porcelain share another rework, this time by the group's own Julien Bracht. Reconstructing their song 'Loose Life', Bracht puts together a raw and gritty version that sways between industrial and hard-stomping techno. Almost subterranean in sound, this version will be included on the 'LEA PORCELAIN REMIXED' release which features production by Scuba, Thom alt-J and more.
Having shared tracks from their upcoming EP 'Lea Porcelain Remixed' including reworks from Scuba, as well as Ruede Hagelstein & Amin Fallaha, Lea Porcelain now unveil a new version of their track 'Remember', courtesy of Thom alt-J. Probably one of the more left-field remixes we've heard, the first two and a half minutes are spearheaded by menacing synths and vocals dipped in reverb. Quite miminal and eerie, boot-kicking drums then erupt towards the end, shifting the cut further into obscure territory.
Berlin-based duo Lea Porcelain's 'Hymns To The Night' is already in the running for our list of top albums of the year. A flawless presentation of post-punk, the band ar now gearing up for their forthcoming 'Lea Porcelain Remixed' EP. Having already shared Scuba's killer rework of 'Warsaw Street', they now unveil the Ruede Hagelstein & Amin Fallaha versionof 'Similar Familiar'. Keeping the main, huskly synths of the original, they transform the cut into an eerie 4x4 bit that whilst deep and dark, is just as open and spacicous.
