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The last few months have seen a wildly accelerated trajectory for Parquet Courts, who are a glorious encapsulation of everything NYC punk should be a frenzied and frantic ramraid on the history of garage rock but with more whip smart intelligence, cutting humour and emotional honesty than most other bands.
From start to finish, this is a full throttle experience which you have no choice but to dive in to headfirst, with ridiculously infectious melodies and propulsive guitars that grab you, as messrs Brown and Savage spin their short, sharp tales of quarter-life ennui (Borrowed Time), weed-induced inertia (Stoned And Starving) and job anxiety (Careers In Combat) with concise, laserlike precision.
Parquet Courts have produced a debut thats both instantly addictive and lastingly rewarding The Guardian (*****)
Goddamn great a powerful, personality-heavy record NME (9/10)
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