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9 thoughts on “ No Ideas - Parquet Courts - Light Up Gold (CD, Album) ”

1. Tulabar 12.01.2020 at 20:37

   Dec 30,  · Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Parquet Courts - Light Up Gold at Discogs. Complete your Parquet Courts collection/5().

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2. Vigul 19.01.2020 at 01:27

   Nov 29,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Light Up Gold on Discogs/5(47).

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3. Tauran 09.01.2020 at 21:37

   Parquet Courts's debut albums, Light up Gold, showcases a band that has arrived fully formed, a band who has so clearly internalized its influences that, when filtered through an album this great, the sounds of the past immediately come out invigorated. Light up Gold relies on Parquet Courts's striking dynamic/5(86).

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4. Arasida 13.01.2020 at 11:28

   Parquet Courts are a New York band. Throw out the countless shallow Brooklyn bands of the blasé 's: Light Up Gold is a conscious effort to draw from the rich culture of the city - the bands like Sonic Youth, Bob Dylan, and the Velvet Underground that are not from New York, but of it. A panoramic landscape of dilapidated corner-stores and crowded apartments is /5(83).

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5. Minris 17.01.2020 at 16:03

   Light Up Gold Parquet Courts. Released August 18, No Ideas Lyrics. Caster Album Credits. Mastering Jonathan Schneck.

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6. Akinoshicage 14.01.2020 at 04:48

   Light Up Gold, an Album by Parquet Courts. Released 15 August on Dull Tools (catalog no. DT; Vinyl LP). Genres: Indie Rock. Featured peformers: Andrew Savage (guitar, vocals), Austin Brown (guitar, vocals), Sean Yeaton (bass), Max Savage (drums), Jonathan Schenke (recording engineer, aka_text mixing role_id aka_text), Paul Gold (mastering).

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7. Macage 12.01.2020 at 16:43

   Parquet Courts Light Up Gold What's Your Rupture. cd Released: 8th Apr a mini album that serves as far more than a stopgap in between full lengths; it’s the sound of Parquet Courts stretching out. it's everything you want from the raucous foursome..& just a little bit more as there's much of what we know & love here, ending on a.

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8. Tojall 15.01.2020 at 06:48

   Light Up Gold captures some of the excitement and perspective on city life that only transplants could feel, and filters it through a haze of laid-back '90s alt-rock influence. The album is sometimes languid, often jittery and beaming, but mostly an almost subconsciously storytelling collection of moments that would be boring and forgettable if.

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9. Tagis 15.01.2020 at 15:10

   For all the band’s stoned ramblings and staunch commitment to indifference, Light Up Gold is a profoundly political album, even if Parquet Courts didn’t intend it to be so. Full Review 7y.

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