
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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Written in 1991 and performed during Hole's earliest tours, 'Violet' eventually became the opening track on the band's second studio album 'Live Through This'. The first recorded studio version appeared on the EP 'Ask for It' before the album cemented it as one of the band's most enduring statements. Courtney Love sets a tone of bitter reciprocity, the lyrics moving between celestial imagery and a refrain of transactional contempt. The song pivots on the idea that desire exhausts itself the moment it's satisfied, a cycle Love claims to have transcended. The repeated dare to take everything reads less as surrender than as a test of appetite, the violence in the title bleeding into the arrangement's serrated edges. The track peaked at number 29 on Billboard's Modern Rock Tracks chart and received generally positive critical reception. Its longevity in the band's catalogue speaks to the clarity of its anger, a song that refuses to soften its terms or apologise for the wreckage it surveys.
"Violet" is a single by Hole, from the album Live Through This, released 1994. The track is 3:25 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 2 articles about Hole.
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