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    French Dogs return with their new anthem, Broken Glass

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    French Dogs return with their new anthem, Broken Glass


    French Dogs, the London, UK-based indie rock band, are back, and we couldn’t be happier. “The Bold’s” new track literally starts off with a cracking guitar riff before bursting into a 90s-infused, rip-roaring sounding rock anthem.

    … ahigh-energy, 90s-tinged indie rock anthem built for chaos, release, and live-wire intensity.

    French Dogs return with their new anthem, Broken Glass

    The vocal performance on this is stunning. The song is all about breaking free from monotony, something that I have done a few times, trying to break free from that thing that’s keeping you down, trying to be something new, trying to bite the bullet and just take things headfirst.

    The energy in this track will really help you move on with your life if you are stuck in one of those positions, as the chorus sounds like it is designed to give you energy to jump up and down, go crazy, and just lose yourself to it. I can see this causing chaos when they perform it live.

    There’s a reason why this is not the first time we have written about this band. They’ve got so much potential and, with every release, it seems like they are just expanding on the sound they already have. Considering they’ve been around since early 2024, they have released a plethora of belters. Once you’re done here, be sure to head into their back catalogue to discover plenty more tunes such as this. French Dogs are one of our top tips if you want consistent indie rock anthems.

    Find more amazing music like this in our Indie Rock Forever playlist on Spotify!

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