Parquet Courts perform “Dust” and “Almost Had To Start a Fight/In And Out Of Patience” live in Chicago for Pitchfork Music Festival 2019. #pitchforkmusicfestival #pmf2019
They're killer! I saw them in Atlanta Summer of 2018. They are in my top 5 favorite bands, easy! The last of a dying breed in terms od REAL rock'n'roll bands.
Ive seen them 2 times in México, they were fire but the better show was when they played a small venue, was getting andrews sweat and i even managed to sing (forgetting some lyrics doe) of wide awake
@@axelbergstrom4585 sometime they sound a bit like the band Wire , so I get it. Their Americana influences tend to shine through for me a bit more though
Black Midi is fcking sick but they're a tad bit pretentious in my opinion. yea I know they're talented as heck but I love how raw and unbridled Parquet Courts are. also Andrew Savage is GOAT
This tune is an almost exact replica of Th' Faith Healers, an unheralded but amazing band from the 90's. Before the singer opened his yap, I honestly thought they were doing a cover of the tune, the title of which escapes me. I hope they at least acknowledge where that tune came from. p.s. Th' Faith Healers produced two albums, both of which are sublime.
Parquet Courts are not mediocre in the slightest. Their lyricism is poignant and thought provoking, with the call to arms and indignant attitude of ancestral punk music. They have a wide range of song styles, from anthemic bangers to languishing slow jams. They're a guide to modern day punk, grunge, whatever imo. But to each their own.
@@DoomOrb stating facts doesnt equate to embitter nor alienated. Structural pop muzak like this is best packaged ande perpetauted by pitchfork for masses like you ... This is not punk.
@@AudioPervert1 Obviously not. These "facts" are your opinion, subjective and open to interpretation. It's your general tone and attitude that makes you seem bitter and alienated. You read like such a cliche, pushing your glasses onto the bridge of your nose as you say something like "Actually their EP was MUCH better." I don't even read Pitchfork, my special unique snowflake. If I google search a band and under genres it lists indie rock, post-punk, garage rock, and art punk I'm gonna refer to them as punk. It's pretty simple stuff
