
Porridge Radio have shared their nightmarish new single, 'A Hole In The Ground'
The track precedes their upcoming album, produced by Dom Monks and recorded in Frome earlier this year.
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A meditation on lost innocence and the corruption of purity, 'Petals' builds from whispered vulnerability into something harder and more accusatory. Courtney Love, Billy Corgan, and Eric Erlandson wrote the track with producer Michael Beinhorn, constructing a song that moves between admiration and interrogation. The chorus phrase "Tear the petals off of you" carries weight beyond the song itself; it echoes a line from the band's earlier work, creating a through-line between past and present. The song's emotional arc traces a fall from grace. Love sings of angels and innocence, of summer youth and sweetness, but the world intrudes with cynicism and corruption. Flowers wilt and wither; purity cannot survive contact with a damaged world. What begins as almost delicate becomes something more violent in intent, the repeated insistence on truth-telling taking on an edge of compulsion. The track sits among the album's more introspective moments, a counterpoint to its harder material.
"Petals" is a track by Hole, from the album Celebrity Skin, released 1st September 1998. The track is 5:29 long. It's filed under Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 2 articles about Hole.
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