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Fontaines D.C. Have Made Their Darkest Album Yet, and It’s the Easiest to Love
It’s strange that Fontaines D.C.’s most accessible album yet is their darkest. Maybe that says more about the world.
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Fashionably late once again, here's our review of Fontaines D.C's album A Hero's Death, released in, erm, July of this year
A Hero's Death is the second release from post-punk five piece Fontaines DC. Here's what we made of the new album, a mere 3 months late.
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