Fontaines D.C.- "The Lotts"

[@demian3962]

When The Church and Joy Division have a son: this son is Fontaines D.C. and they are wonderful! Pure perfection!

[@rickp6840]

It's fascinating how the vocals sounds repetitive, but not repetitive at the same time.

[@aldoeljardinero]

I've been thinking this too, the song has pretty much the same lyrics all throughout with a few variations here and there, but it really sounds as if he was singing a lot more than that. Fontaines have that trick even in the instrumentals, they only use like 2 chords/notes in each song and their songs still sound absolute huge. Geniuses at simplicity, I love them :')

[@rickp6840]

@@aldoeljardinero I think the pace of the drums add to the variations too. I don't really pay much attention to drums, but this drummer is amazing. The bassist too. I love how every member adds their own presence to the songs.

[@pragmaticfitness9151]

That sound engineer is doing his/her job. Amazing.

[@sophialikesmusic]

favorite song by far

[@redfearn2676]

Mighty tune, mighty band

[@Postpunk-cx1ph]

Stand out track of the album

[@blueboy7481]

billiant

[@anthonykidd1963]

Ian Curtis?

[@BlackieJackie]

Joy Division

[@setthecontrols1810]

More like The Cure.

[@kraftwerkdj9190]

The Streets via The Ramones

[@gurrier3877]

Fontaine's D.C

[@mysticedge4]

@@setthecontrols1810 the band sounds like the cure and the singer sounds like joy division

[@bobbyb5140]

Comparing every moody-sounding band to joy division just shows you only know about 5 bands

[@adammoher6957]

back when they were good