John Robb looks back on the earliest days and unreleased music of Fontaines D.C.: “They made the world a better place”

Check out an excerpt from Robb's new memoir, where he shares what Grian Chatten and co were like back in college and tells us about two unheard Fontaines songs he has in his vault The post John Robb looks back on the earliest days and unreleased music of Fontaines D.C.: “They made the world a better place” appeared first on NME .

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John Robb looks back on the earliest days and unreleased music of Fontaines D.C.: “They made the world a better place”

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