Fontaines D.C.

It’s been a dizzying three years for Fontaines DC, who released their second album A Hero’s Death at the end of July. The Irish band tell us about their love of 60s Fenders, selling out Brixton Academy and how they want to write a “weird as fuck” new album full of bangers.

The boys in the better land take an axe to their own image on a murky, brooding second album that establishes a new path for the Dublin five-piece.

The song takes inspiration from The Prodigy, as well as the Brian Jonestown Massacre.

In support of their upcoming record A Hero’s Death.

From sombre post-punk to psychedelic motown and everything in between, this week's playlist has got you covered and then some to sort your midweek blues

A Hero's Death by Fontaines D.C. The Dublin quintet's first single from their sophomore album of the same name, featuring roaring guitars shifting between major...

With a music video starring Aidan Gillen.

The sophomore LP was recorded in LA to capture the full surf-rock vibe.

Neil Whitcher, Fender's Head of Artist Relations, EMEA, talks about the Fender Next programme and why this year’s nominees are helping develop modern guitar.