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        Parquet Courts

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        Parquet Courts are an American punk rock band based in Brooklyn, New York, that formed in late 2010. The band consists of Andrew Savage (lead vocals, guitar), Austin Brown (guitar), Sean Yeaton (bass), and Andrew's brother Max Savage (drums). The band released their debut album, American Specialties, on a limited cassette release (later released on LP by Play Pinball! Records). This was followed by the full length album, Light Up Gold (2012), which was initially released on Savage's Dull Tools label and later reissued on What's Your Rupture? in 2013. Light Up Gold received acclaim in both the DIY underground and mainstream rock press.

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        Date Venue Location Tickets
        05.16.13 Brighton Dome Brighton, Bnh UK
        05.19.13 100 Club London, Lnd UK
        05.20.13 Rough Trade East London, London UK
        05.21.13 Bitterzoet Amsterdam, North Holland Netherlands
        06.02.13 El Cosmico Marfa, TX US
        06.03.13 Rhythm Room Phoenix, AZ US
        06.05.13 Echo Los Angeles, CA US
        06.07.13 Rickshaw Stop San Francisco, CA US
        06.09.13 1234Go! Records Oakland, CA US
        06.10.13 Davis Bike Collective Davis, CA US

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        Who Are...Parquet Courts
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        Who Are…Parquet Courts

        By Douglas Wolk, eMusic Contributor

        One of the most thrilling debuts of the year, Parquet Courts' Light Up Gold goes back to the first principles of punk that get forgotten every so often: speed, precision, brains and attitude. The group is a very simple quartet — two guitars, bass, drums, and a pair of yelpers who take turns one-upping each other — and they knocked out the album in a three-day weekend (after a year of woodshedding and live shows).… more »