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- Summary: The debut full-length release from British dance-pop band Porij was co-produced with David Wrench.
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- Record Label: Play It Again Sam
- Genre(s): Electronic
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Apr 26, 2024It’s nebulousness as an LP mirrors the queer experiences that created it – it’s cerebral, constantly in flux, refusing to be defined as any one thing.
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Apr 26, 2024While the album ends with an echoed sigh of melancholic relief: “Finally I’m on my own”. It’s indicative of the confidence that runs through the band’s long-awaited debut, one that paints ‘Teething’ as both the party and the comedown.
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Record CollectorJun 10, 2024Their name might reflect their roots and imply tedious student japes await, but in capturing so many club moods, Porij are one of heartfelt pop's best recent examples. [May 2024, p.104]
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Apr 26, 2024At times you might wish for a bit more sonic edge to match some of the biting lyrics, but this is a solid debut from exciting young talent – there’s little evidence of any teething problems here.
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Apr 26, 2024Porij’s confident and assured debut delves into their love for not settling for one genre. Taking you on an adventure through emotions and soundscapes, it’s a fluid record that never stands still. It will appease long-time fans with its infectious and catchy grooves, as well as welcoming new fans to the party with open arms.
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Apr 26, 2024‘Teething’ sees the quartet level up their sound without losing what fans have come to love. A swaggering collection of complex-but-catchy cuts, you won’t hear any teething problems here.
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Apr 26, 2024You Should Know Me is ingratiating simply by virtue of having a full, sinewy bass line; Gutter Punch, although borrowing liberally from Billie Eilish’s Bad Guy in its second verse, is destabilising and magnetic. For the most part, though, Porij can’t help but feel warmed over.