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Fontaines D.C. Make Dystopian Rock That Hits Just Right for Dark Times
Source: Rolling Stone · Published
On Dopamine Chamber , the Irish band reaches further into electronic moodiness while delivering hard-hitting reflections on how to stay sane — and maybe even hopeful — these days
On Dopamine Chamber , the Irish band reaches further into electronic moodiness while delivering hard-hitting reflections on how to stay sane — and maybe even hopeful — these days
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