
Dogrel
Studio album by Fontaines D.C.Wikipedia
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Search complete. 16 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Dogrel".
Oct 20, 2026
Bloke FM - October 20, 2026
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38:43GeeHOST
Mm.
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38:44MikeHOST
Um, but I do love Dogrel.
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38:46MikeHOST
Like those two albums are amazing.
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38:49GeeHOST
Yeah.
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38:57MikeHOST
And like it's cool that they're going in a, in a new direction, but it just does not feel like the same, and it's not the reason I like them.
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39:06GeeHOST
Mm.
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39:07MikeHOST
And like, you know, I loved the heavy guitars and the apocalyptic kind of feeling of A Hero's Death, and Dogrel was like such a banging album of just like rock and roll.
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39:16GeeHOST
Yeah.
Fontaines D.C, Rosalía, and the Dopamine Chamber
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7:09Stephen WhiteHOST
In albums like Motamami and Lux, the rich tapestry of Rosalía's culture is always a part of it.
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7:15Stephen WhiteHOST
In much the same way it was for Fontaine's in Dogrel, A Hero's Death, Skinty Fia and in Romance.
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7:21Stephen WhiteHOST
Indeed, Romance is probably more linked to Rosalia than the other albums themselves.
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7:25Stephen WhiteHOST
It takes our art, our literature and our experience and puts it through something that's hyper-realised, something that meets the moment of now.
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9:16Stephen WhiteHOST
There's nothing particularly friendly with this record or even sing-along.
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9:20Stephen WhiteHOST
Indeed, Fontaines could have made it a whole album of favourites and leaned into the kind of Britpop early 2000s revival that's happening right now.
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9:27Stephen WhiteHOST
Indeed, it's closer in relationship to something like Charli XCX's rock music than it is actually to Dogrel itself.
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9:32Stephen WhiteHOST
And with that will come attention.
A Big New Fontaines DC Album + The 200 Greatest Emo Albums
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39:18Steven HydenHOST
You know, a band that was doing talky, post-punk music with a kind of, like, a blue collar, streetwise, uh, flavor to it.
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39:26Steven HydenHOST
Their, their first record, Dogrel, I remember coming out and not really feeling it at all, and kind of dismissing them on the basis of that record.
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39:35Steven HydenHOST
And not really paying attention to this band really until five years later when they put out their record, Romance, in 2024.
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39:43Steven HydenHOST
And I remember this being an album that a lot of people who listened to the show reached out and said, "You ought to give this band another chance." Like, "This band's really grown.
5 Moments That Made Fontaines D.C.
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8:39Rachel Mae HannonHOST
So between 2019 and 2023, they had a few awards that really just kind of escalated them, catapulted them into, uh, the global scene.
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8:51Rachel Mae HannonHOST
Because in 2019, Dogrel earned a Mercury Prize nomination.
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8:56Dre MorganHOST
Mm.
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8:57Rachel Mae HannonHOST
And then their second album, A Hero's Death, received a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Album in 2021.
A preview of the new Fontaines D.C. album
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3:58Alan CorrGUEST
But they got together because of poetry, and indeed, they would've published, uh, a couple of collections, anthologies of their own poetry.
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4:05Alan CorrGUEST
So if you listen to the new, the first couple of albums, um, uh, The Hero's Death and, uh, Dogrel, it's, it's enriched, immersed in, in a very poetic thing.
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4:15Alan CorrGUEST
I mean, Green Tedder is more likely to quote Patrick Kavanagh, a man close to your heart, Oliver-
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4:20Oliver CallanHOST
Yes
Bloke FM - October 13
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28:10ConorHOST
Yeah.
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28:11ConorHOST
Um, I'd like, I'd like a little revisit to the Dogrel days-
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28:16MikeHOST
Yeah, me too
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28:17ConorHOST
... personally.
Interview: Fontaines D.C.'s decadent, dystopian 'Dopamine Chamber'
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33:25Ann PowersHOST
I'm very excited to talk about this new album.
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33:27Ann PowersHOST
I've been following y'all since Dogrel, and, uh, I've loved the evolution of the band.
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33:33Ann PowersHOST
It's really exciting to watch a band grow over such a, actually, relatively brief number of years.
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33:41Ann PowersHOST
I, I mean, y'all make albums at a pretty intense pace for the 2020s, I think.
Previews & Reviews: Carrie, East of Eden, Tall Tales & Murder, Elsinore, You Can See Everything
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18:16Aoife BarryHOST
Um, I think just 'cause when I was growing up I wasn't a horror person, so I just didn't gravitate towards it.
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18:19Aoife BarryHOST
But I really want to address, address that, [laughs] and this is his, like, debut novel as well, so this is what made him the man that he was.
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18:25Aoife BarryHOST
Um, so yeah, the...
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18:26Aoife BarryHOST
I haven't watched it in many years, but the, uh, Brian De Palma film is, uh, excellent and really chilling and, and really good.
10 MINS LATER
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28:49Lauren MurphyHOST
The themes-
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28:49Aoife BarryHOST
Yeah
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28:49Lauren MurphyHOST
... that they seem to be exploring this time are, like, they've talked about themes of escapism, about having, um, a relationship with place, which kind of all of their records since their very Dublin-centric debut, Dogrel, have had.
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29:02Lauren MurphyHOST
There's themes of AI.
Down With Boring #172: The North
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60:52JamieHOST
Mm.
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60:52JakeHOST
This to me feels actually like- What Skinny Fear was to Dogrel.
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60:57JakeHOST
Kind of similar sort of themes approached from a different direction-
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61:01JamieHOST
Yeah