Porcelain Releases New Single and Album Dates
The Austin band plays two nights at Hole in the Wall before dropping their second album on October 23.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Home Cleaning
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Austin-based band Porcelain is preparing for the release of their second full-length album, "Today's Minor Victories," following the debut of their latest single, "DSD." The group, featuring Steve Pike, Ryan Fitzgibbon, Jordan Emmert, and Eli Deitz, will celebrate the upcoming launch with live shows at Hole in the Wall.
Why it matters
The new 47-minute record captures a live sound recorded at Austin's own Estuary Studios, emphasizing the band's recent creative pivot toward minimal layering. Fans can hear the new material ahead of the wider North American tour, which spans the Midwest, South, and East Coast.
The new album features 11 tracks with a total runtime of 47 minutes, marking the band's second full-length release. Official tracking lists for the tour dates beyond the Midwest, South, and East Coast remain unconfirmed.
The players
Porcelain
An Austin-based band comprised of members Steve Pike, Ryan Fitzgibbon, Jordan Emmert, and Eli Deitz.
Pooneh Ghana
A director who filmed the music video for the band's latest single.
The details
Recorded at Estuary Studios, the album aims for an authentic feel by relying on live takes rather than studio overdubs. The lead single, "DSD," features a music video directed by Pooneh Ghana and highlights the band's perspective on ICE raids in Minneapolis. Following the record's release, the band will embark on a North American tour to support the project.
Timeline
October 22, 2026: Live performance at Hole in the Wall in Austin.
October 23, 2026: Release of the album Today's Minor Victories.
11:00am Eastern Time on October 23, 2026: Bandcamp listening party.
The Texas Context
This record follows the Estuary Studios analog-to-digital recording signal chain, which emphasizes high-fidelity capture of live instrumentation. The band's approach mirrors a growing local trend of opting for raw, unlayered studio production over digital polish.
Local listeners can catch the band's release celebration live at Hole in the Wall on October 22 or 23. Digital listeners should tune into the Bandcamp listening party at 11:00am Eastern Time on October 23 to hear the new tracks.
The takeaway
Keep an eye on the band's North American tour schedule as it expands through the South and East Coast. For immediate access to the new sound, mark your calendar for the October 23 Bandcamp listening party.
What happens next
Fans can catch the band at Hole in the Wall on October 22 and 23, 2026, or join the Bandcamp listening party at 11:00am Eastern Time on October 23.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Readdork.
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