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My Top Five Tracks - pants on fire

Dublin indie rockers Pants On Fire are making waves with their new single ‘Vodka Shampoo’

Known for their raw, energetic performances, the band has quickly established themselves as a force in the local music scene; Since their early days as a cover band, they’ve evolved into a dynamic group, blending catchy indie rock melodies with a heavier, more experimental edge. Recent lineup changes have injected fresh energy into the band, as bassist Kaelig and drummer Jeff joined Finn and Ollie to create a powerful new sound.


‘Vodka Shampoo’ represents the next step in that evolution. What started as a jam with their former lineup has been refined into a bold track that captures their heavier style. As they prepare for its release and their biggest headline show to date at Whelan’s, the excitement surrounding the band is palpable.



In the lead-up to these exciting moments, we asked the band to share their top five tracks—songs that have influenced and inspired their sound over the years. From Vampire Weekend to Dayglow, these are the songs that shaped Pants On Fire’s journey. Let’s dive into their picks and see what makes this outfit recommend...


A-punk by Vampire Weekend

Album: Vampire Weekend

Released: 2008

Genre: Alternative/Indie



Forever Dumb by Surf Curse

Album: Sad Boys

Released: 2013

Genres: Alternative/Indie, Rock



Look at the Sea by Oisicle Melonpan

Album: indoor

Genres: Japanese Indie, J-Pop



Ocean Man by Ween

Album: The Mollusk

Released: 1997

Genres: Alternative rock, Alternative/Indie, French Indie, Pop, Folk



Can I call you tonight? by Dayglow.

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