Grian Chatten: Chaos for the Fly album review - short but sweet, bleak but beautiful The Fontaines DC frontman recorded this solo record in just two weeks Evening Standard · Jun 29, 2023
The 50 best albums of 2022: No 9 – Fontaines DC: Skinty Fia The Dublin five-piece relinquished rabble-rousing post-punk to create their most introspective and unexpected album yet The Guardian - UK · Dec 13, 2022
Wunderhorse: ‘Music is a sacred space. You’ve got to mean it’ The British rock band’s debut album ‘Cub’ is one of the best of the year. Megan Graye chats with frontman Jacob Slater about his musical heroes, his obsession with surfing, and growing disillusionment with the modern world The Independent UK · Dec 4, 2022
Fontaines D.C. at Nottingham's Rock City review - the Dublin 'saviours of rock and roll' The atmosphere is rapturous at times Nottingham Post · Nov 23, 2022
Review and photos: Fontaines D.C. at Victoria Warehouse The Dublin five-piece are making a strong case to be considered one of the biggest, and certainly one of the best bands around Manchester Evening News · Nov 14, 2022
Leftfield: ‘Having a colonoscopy was like being in a nightclub’ If the UK electronica pioneers’ new album sounds urgent, that’s because Neil Barnes has faced divorce, depression and a cancer scare. ‘I thought: if I don’t get it done, I never will,’ he says The Guardian - UK · Oct 10, 2022
Glastonbury Sunday reviews: Fontaines DC and McFly The crowd at the Other Stage for Fontaines DC’s set is testament to their reputation as a brilliant live band, while McFly fall a little short on the crowd-pleasers The Independent UK · Jun 26, 2022
Fontaines DC review – ire, tenderness and very good moshpit Showcasing tracks from their instant-classic new album Skinty Fia, Dublin’s introspective post-punk five-piece are in their element in a now rare small-scale gig The Guardian - UK · Apr 23, 2022
Fontaines D.C. - Skinty Fia review: Maturing into one of the very best If it wasn’t for Grian Chatten’s doomy vocals, this could be a different band to the one that made Dogrel Evening Standard · Apr 21, 2022
Fontaines DC review, Skinty Fia: Irish band’s third album is a fierce, dirge-like thundercloud of ruination Production on the record confidently stretches the band’s sound to fill a stadium stage, without sacrificing their compelling friction between surly grit and romantic yearning The Independent UK · Apr 21, 2022
Fontaines DC: Skinty Fia review – boldly embracing a state of confusion On their third album, the Dublin alt-rockers trade in their punky full-pelt approach for measured, compelling insights The Guardian - UK · Apr 21, 2022