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Dopamine Chamber (2026) Music Thread 

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Title: Dopamine Chamber
Artist: Fontaines D.C.
Genre: Rock
Released: 2026

Tracks:
1 - Six Shot Morning - 4:56
2 - Marianne - 3:45
3 - Mimesis - 3:51
4 - Happy for You - 3:48
5 - Demolition - 3:19
6 - Tongue - 3:13
7 - One Man - 4:58
8 - Where Is Gone? - 5:16
9 - You Miss Me - 3:35
10 - Japan - 3:14
11 - Intimate - 3:57

Overview:
Dopamine Chamber is the fifth studio album by the Irish rock band Fontaines D.C. It was released through 32 County Love Train and XL Recordings on 16 October 2026.

Production for Dopamine Chamber was handled by James Ford, who worked with the band on their previous album, Romance (2024). Dopamine Chamber contains a guest appearance from Rosalía and is characterised by its alternative rock aesthetic. It was supported by the singles "Marianne", "Tongue" and "Where Is Gone?" (with Rosalía). The album charted at number one in Ireland, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom, becoming the band's second number one album on the UK Albums Chart.

Source: Wikipedia – Dopamine Chamber
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I find the new album to be dull, self indulgent, flat, devoid of songs. Yet the critics continue to fawn. They sound like a band who have run out of inspiration and ideas. If this had been their first album they would have sunk without trace. Hopefully they will rediscover some form as the last album was pretty decent.
 
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I find the new album to be dull, self indulgent, flat, devoid of songs. Yet the critics continue to fawn. They sound like a band who have run out of inspiration and ideas. If this had been their first album they would have sunk without trace. Hopefully they will rediscover some form as the last album was pretty decent.
Same here and I love Fontaines. There's one or two decent tracks but most of them just seem to plod along.
 
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