2020’s A Hero’s Death saw Fontaines D.C. land a #2 album in the UK, receive nominations at the GRAMMYs, BRITs and Ivor Novello Awards, and sell out London’s iconic Alexandra Palace.
Now the band return with their third record in as many years: Skinty Fia. Used colloquially as an expletive, the title roughly translates from the Irish language into English as “the damnation of the deer”; the spelling crassly anglicized, and its meaning diluted through generations. Part bittersweet romance, part darkly political triumph - the songs ultimately form a long-distance love letter, one that laments an increasingly privatized culture in danger of going the way of the extinct Irish giant deer.
Skinty Fia
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LP-PTKF-3016
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Skinty Fia
$29.99$22.99
With Alternate Artwork
Marbled Red / Black
PTKF3012-3
Usually dispatched in 5-10 days
$14.99
CD-PTKF-3016
Usually dispatched in 5-10 days
$26.99
Limited Edition
Opaque Red Vinyl
LP-PTKF-3016LEC
$41.99
Limited Deluxe Edition. Mastered at 45rpm, in a 2-pocket gatefold jacket.
LP-PTKF-3016LEX
Usually dispatched in 5-10 days
$26.99
LP-PTKF-3016
Usually dispatched in 5-10 days
2020’s A Hero’s Death saw Fontaines D.C. land a #2 album in the UK, receive nominations at the GRAMMYs, BRITs and Ivor Novello Awards, and sell out London’s iconic Alexandra Palace.
Now the band return with their third record in as many years: Skinty Fia. Used colloquially as an expletive, the title roughly translates from the Irish language into English as “the damnation of the deer”; the spelling crassly anglicized, and its meaning diluted through generations. Part bittersweet romance, part darkly political triumph - the songs ultimately form a long-distance love letter, one that laments an increasingly privatized culture in danger of going the way of the extinct Irish giant deer.