Porridge Radio

Porridge Radio, an indie 'sadcore' group hailing from Brighton, is known for their melancholic tunes. Originally a solo lo-fi bedroom project of Dana Margolin, the band has evolved while still allowing Margolin to occasionally perform under her original alias. Their discography includes releases such as "The Machine Starts To Sing" (2025) and "Clouds In The Sky They Will Always Be There For Me" (2024), both on Secretly Canadian label, showcasing their alternative rock and indie rock styles.

Porridge Radio played in Palapa at Fusion festival 2025.