Hayley Williams defends Fontaines D.C.’s ‘Dopamine Chamber’ against “guys on the internet” who can’t accept band are “multi-faceted and stylistically versatile”

Hayley Williams has defended Fontaines D.C.’s ‘Dopamine Chamber’ against criticism from some “guys on the internet”, saying that they can’t accept that the band are “multi-faceted and stylistically versatile”. READ MORE:Fontaines D.C. – ‘Dopamine Chamber’ review: a doom-ridden escape from the band of the decade The Dublin rock giants released their fifth album last week (Friday October 16) – marking the follow-up to 2024’s acclaimed and Mercury-nominated ‘Romance’. Already, the album has had a huge wave of praise from fans and critics alike, particularly for tracks including the lead single ‘Marianne’, eerie track ‘Tongue’, and cinematic collab with Rosalía, ‘Where Is Gone?’. Not all fans have been enthusiastic, however, and there has been a small handful of people online who have voiced that they prefer Fontaines’ earlier material instead. Now, Hayley Williams has voiced her love of ‘Dopamine Chamber’ and said that those who are throwing some backlash towards the record simply accept that the band are “multi-faceted and stylistically versatile”. Taking to Substack to share her thoughts on music she is enjoying at the moment, the Paramore singer shared: “New Fontaines is so good if...