Fontaines D.C. On Like A Version

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Fontaines D.C. Like A Version performance

A Bold and Haunting Mashup

Fontaines D.C. On Like A Version. They have redefined the art of the cover song with their Triple J Like A Version performance, blending Bring Me The Horizon’s Can You Feel My Heart with Nirvana’s Heart-Shaped Box. Rather than replicating the high-energy rock sound of the originals, the Irish post-punk outfit took a darker, more atmospheric route. Their signature poetic lyricism and moody instrumentation transformed both songs into something entirely new.

Reinterpreting ‘Can You Feel My Heart’

Instead of the electronic rock intensity of Bring Me The Horizon, Fontaines D.C. stripped the track down to haunting synths and melancholic vocals. The new arrangement echoes the sonic experimentation of their latest album, Romance.

Guitarist Conor Curley explained their choice of the song:

“Grian [Chatten] initially suggested Can You Feel My Heart, and we felt its electronic tones mirrored what we explored on Romance. It’s a moody, beautiful song, so it made sense for us to put our own spin on it.”

Watch the original “Can You Feel My Heart” by Bring Me The Horizon:

Midway through their performance, the band transitioned seamlessly into Nirvana’s Heart-Shaped Box. The shift felt natural, proving that despite the decades between them, both tracks share a similar emotional weight and haunting quality.

Curley reflected on his personal connection to the song:

“It’s probably one of the first songs I learned on guitar, so weaving it into this performance felt natural.”

Watch the original “Heart-Shaped Box” by Nirvana:

Watch Fontaines D.C.’s version of “Heart-Shaped Box”:

Why This Like A Version Cover Stands Out

Fontaines D.C. have never been afraid to push their sound in new directions. This Like A Version performance showcases their growth from fast-paced punk to a more atmospheric, immersive style. By merging modern alternative rock with grunge nostalgia, they have created a one-of-a-kind, genre-defying interpretation.

Fans and critics alike have praised the performance:

“I never knew I needed this mashup until now. Absolute chills!”

“This is one of the best Like A Versions ever—completely haunting and beautiful.”

“Fontaines D.C. just proved they can make any song their own.”

Final Thoughts

Fontaines D.C.’s on Like A Version cover is a masterclass in reinvention. By blending two iconic, emotionally charged songs, they have delivered a performance that lingers long after the final note fades.

For fans of post-punk, alternative rock, and experimental music, this is a must-watch performance. It not only showcases Fontaines D.C.’s ability to reinterpret classics but also highlights their continued evolution as one of the most exciting bands in modern music.

If you enjoyed this Like A Version performance,
make sure to explore more from both Fontaines D.C. and Triple J.

Visit Fontaines D.C.’s Official Website:
https://fontainesdc.com

Watch More Like A Version Performances on Triple J:
https://www.abc.net.au/triplej/like-a-version/

Fontaines D.C.’s On Like A Version