Norwegian stoner rock outfit Waste A Saint releases video single »Porcelain« from upcoming studio album »…And It’s Evergreen«!

Trondheim, Norway based heavy stoner rockers Waste A Saint premiere a music video for the first single »Porcelain« taken from their upcoming full-length album, »…And It’s Evergreen«, set to release on April 10th, 2026 via All Good Clean Records.

Tracklist:
01. The Villain Of The Piece
02. …And The Henchmen
03. Porcelain
04. Strike, Parry, Riposte
05. As Dead As They Come
06. Sclera
07. Attention, Deficit… Something
08. Blindfold Marigold
09. Northbound
10. Brother, I Am Starving

Courtesy of All Noir PR:

Trondheim-based stoner rock outfit Waste A Saint have released a video clip for their new single »Porcelain«, offering a first glimpse of their forthcoming third studio album »…And It’s Evergreen«. The album is scheduled for release on April 10 via All Good Clean Records and arrives as the follow-up to their acclaimed 2024 record »Ravenous«.

“Porcelain is a dark, hypnotic, disco-esque track where we’ve finally dusted off the synthesizer,” the band comments. “Lyrically, Porcelain deals with the need to appear perfect to the outside world. How society’s expectations can feel crushing, especially when they are internalized and made part of who we are.”

Stream »Porcelain« HERE.

Photo credit: Silje-Mari Normann Svendsen

»…And It’s Evergreen« emerged from a period of change for the band, shaped by new impulses, a refreshed line-up, a new rehearsal space, and an expanded palette of instruments, all driven by a strong DIY spirit. The album was recorded in the summer of 2025 at Piir Studio, with Vebjørn Svanberg Numme behind the controls.

Musically, Waste A Saint continue to operate somewhere between genres, though their roots remain firmly planted in stoner rock. The record carries weight and grit, but also leaves more room to breathe, balancing heavy moments with a newfound sense of dynamics and space.

The band adds: “An enormous amount of craftsmanship goes into music. Even more important; it must be joyful, effortless, and fun to create. Music works against its own purpose when it tries to push an agenda, to compete, or prove something. It should not be proud or ashamed that it exists. When you accept that, new spaces open up. New dynamics. …And It’s Evergreen.”

Waste A Saint is:
Bogey Stefansdottir – Vocals
Alexander Skomakerstuen – Guitar, Vocals
Ole Nogva – Bass, Synthesizer, Vocals
Trym Solan Renolen – Drums, Percussion, Vocals

Photo credit: Øyvind Hånes

Waste A Saint live dates:
11/4 – Fru Lundgreen // Trondheim, Norway
18/4 – Fuzzy Platebar // Molde, Norway
30/4 – Nattrock // Trondheim, Norway
02/5 – Checkpoint Charlie // Stavanger, Norway
15/5 – Bastard Bar // Tromsø, Norway
16/5 – Puskas Musikk og Platebar // Alta, Norway
13/6 – Ladehammerfestivalen // Trondheim, Norway
25/6 – Lygtens Kro // København, Denmark
04/7 – Eide Open Fahr // Vevang, Norway

Bojan Bidovc // music enthusiast, promoter, misanthrop and sometimes a journalist as well