Mauro Remiddi, bka Porcelain Raft, returns this year with his sophomore full-length Permanent Signal. Our first taste of the album is "Think Of The Ocean," a sprawling track covered in a sheen of…   Read Story »

Here's the spectral clip for Porcelain Raft's "The Way In," a lo-fi production featuring eerie projected film strips, lots of shadows and a short appearance from Mauro Remiddi himself. Watch it…   Read Story »

Mauro Remiddi, who records hazy falsetto-assisted synthpop as Porcelain Raft, has already released video for "Unless You Speak From Your Heart" and "Something In Between," two of the songs from his…   Read Story »

Earlier this year, Porcelain Raft put out "Something In Between," the second single from his recently released Strange Weekend. That single will see a physical release next week, packaged with B-side…   Read Story »

Yuck frontman Daniel Blumberg sometimes records solo as Oupa; we recently posted his Smog cover. And now he's teamed up with one Tony Crow to record a gorgeous acoustic cover of "Backwords," a piece…   Read Story »

A couple of weeks ago, Porcelain Raft (Mauro Remiddi) teased his upcoming Strange Weekend with the woozy pop of "Unless You Speak From Your Heart," and now that track has a stylized, black-and-white…   Read Story »

Name: Porcelain Raft Progress Report: Mauro Remiddi -- the man behind the raft -- discusses putting the finishing touches on Porcelain Raft’s highly anticipated debut album. Mauro Remiddi is a…   Read Story »

In the video for his gorgeously ebbing and flowing new-wave single "Put Me To Sleep," Porcelain Raft's Mauro Remiddi emerges fully clothed from what looks like a bath of milk, while trippy…   Read Story »

Porcelain Raft, the London-via-Rome man born Mauro Remiddi, goes on tour opening from M83 throughout Europe from January to March. This is not bad for a one-man dream-pop machine whose star fixed its…   Read Story »

It's the season of the Nirvana tribute, and London-based lo-fi dude Porcelain Raft is offering up his own: A spindly, fragile cover of "Come As You Are" that's really only recognizable through its…   Read Story »