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Fontaines D.C.
Irish rock band from Dublin
Fontaines D.C. has 3 songs on the Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube charts we follow, averaging 92 BPM. Fontaines D.C. formed in 2017 in Dublin, Ireland. Their music is usually described as post-punk, indie pop and rock music.
About
Fontaines D.C. are an Irish rock band formed in Dublin in 2014. The band consists of Grian Chatten (vocals), Conor Curley (guitar), Conor "Deego" Deegan III (bass), Tom Coll (drums), and Carlos O'Connell (guitar).
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Their sound in numbers
Their songs average 92 BPM, a relaxed mid-tempo pace that is faster than 10% of the songs on the charts, from Where Is Gone? at 80 BPM to Tongue at 113 BPM.
Their most used key is D minor (2 of 3 songs), and 0% of their songs are in a major key so their catalogue leans dark and moody. Average energy is 65/100 (upbeat), above the chart average of 56.
Songs on the charts
MarianneFontaines D.C.- Where Is Gone?Fontaines D.C. & ROSALÍA
- TongueFontaines D.C.
Where they chart
Fontaines D.C. reached the top 10 in 1 of the 74 countries we follow.
- #4 Ireland with Marianne
Questions
Where is Fontaines D.C. from?
Fontaines D.C. is from Dublin, Ireland. Irish rock band from Dublin.
When was Fontaines D.C. formed?
In 2017.
What is the fastest song by Fontaines D.C.?
Tongue, at 113 BPM. Their slowest charting song is Where Is Gone? at 80 BPM.
What key does Fontaines D.C. use most?
D minor, in 2 of their 3 charting songs.