the most stirring pop tune on the album
noteworthy fellow expatriate Manduka on one song and the African-American saxophonist Bruce Tobe Grant as musical director
represented by a metaphorical wall
‘Trees Speak’ relates to the idea of future technologies storing information and data in trees and plants - using them as hard drives – and the idea that Trees communicate collectively
soul and hip-hop – one cannot hear a Tommy Guerrero song without immediately recognising it as his - and his only
Fontaines DC - Dogrel Artist_あがた森魚 Morio Agata the most stirring pop tuneWith the best bands, it seems to happen fast. The trajectory is steep, the progression seemingly preordained, inexorable. Assembling whilst still at college in Dublin a mere three years ago, from the ruins of early nowhere bands, and having discovered a shared love of poetry and a common zeal for authentic selfexpression, the evolution of Fontaines D. C. has been swift, sure and seemingly effortless. Three self released seven inch singles (the first