Fontaines D.C. Share New “Dopamine Chamber” Single “Tongue”

The video was shot in New York City by director John Angus Stewart.

Fontaines D.C. Share New Dopamine Chamber Single “Tongue”

The video was shot in New York City by director John Angus Stewart.

Words: Will Schube

Photo: Ewen Spencer

September 30, 2026

Fontaines D.C. have shared “Tongue,” the second track to be revealed from the Dublin band’s forthcoming LP Dopamine Chamber following “Marianne.” The track features a sparse drum groove and a buzzing bass accent backing Grian Chatten’s vocal performance as he sings: “More abuse than an Adderall / Shit, I’m sorry, didn’t realize I called.” The track also comes alongside a music video shot in New York City by director John Angus Stewart.

Fontaines’ new album will arrive on October 16 via XL Recordings. Regarding the LP, Chatten explained: “The album itself is a dopamine chamber. You step inside and we test these different mind- or mood-altering pieces of music on you.” Check out the video for “Tongue” below, and pre-order Dopamine Chamber here.