Porcelain Raft - Permanent Signal album flac

Permanent Signal is the second studio album by American musician Porcelain Raft. It was released in August 2013 under Secretly Canadian. Permanent Signal was recorded at the end of 2012 with all new equipment and help from Jonny Rogoff (Yuck) on drums, Darby Cicci (Antlers) on bass and Gaspar Claus (collaborator of Sufjan Stevens and The National) on cello. The title is meant to evoke a sense of loneliness through the symbolism of a phone-line without connection

by Porcelain Raft - 11 Tracks - 40:25. Release date 08/20/2013.

When Porcelain Raft’s first singles started circulating in 2010, Mauro Remiddi distinguished himself with electronic pop that stood out for their craft as opposed to being mere conveyances of vibe. His new LP Permanent Signal presents a less resonant collection of similar ideas. When Porcelain Raft’s first singles started circulating in 2010, Mauro Remiddi distinguished himself with electronic pop that stood out for their craft as opposed to being mere conveyances of vibe. When Porcelain Raft’s first singles started circulating in 2010, Mauro Remiddi distinguished himself from the glut of similarly wavy electro-pop acts on numerous levels; for one thing, Tip of Your Tongue and "Dragonfly" stood out for their craft as opposed to being mere coneyances of vibe.

Porcelain Raft's 2012 debut Strange Weekend resembled what might happen if MGMT fully gave in to the trend of chillwave, and the 2013 follow-up reflects a much colder time. You could think of this as the insular winter album that comes after a summer of fun. Mauro Remiddi mans the helm again, writing and composing all the music, but the setting has changed from his basement to the Antlers' studio, with Darby Cicci working the boards and playing bass, and Jonny Rogoff on drums.

Italian indie-electro artist Porcelain Raft has announced the Aug. 20 release of Permanent Signal, the follow-up to 2012′s Strange Weekend, via Secretly Canadian. Porcelain Raft, aka Mauro Remiddi, says per a press release that he wanted a more organic sound on this album, and enlisted several collaborators such as The Antlers’ Darby Cicci, Yuck’s Johnny Rogoff, and cellist Gaspar Claus, who has collaborated with The National and Sufjan Stevens. Check out the album’s trailer and tracklist below.