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  Stream Parquet Courts' Spazzy One-Minute Wonder 'Smart Aleck Kid'

  March 4, 2013 – Brevity is the soul of ... something. Whatever it is, Parquet Courts' 15-song, 33-minute Light Up Gold is full of the stuff. "Smart Aleck Kid," the B-side of a seven-inch due out March 18 for the album's "Borrowed Time," is even brevity-er. It's one minute and six seconds of smart alecks shouting the phrase "smart aleck kid" four times and other mostly indecipherable phrases uncountable times. …
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  Watch Parquet Courts Get Sweaty and Silly in 'Borrowed Time' Live Clip

  January 15, 2013 – Texas-to-New-York post-punks Parquet Courts are not only SPIN's most recent Breaking Out pick, but were responsible for our first Essential album of 2013. …
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  Parquet Courts, 'Light Up Gold' (Dull Tools/What's Your Rupture?)

  January 11, 2013 – Parquet Courts seem to have hit on the magic mushroom that conjures the effects of both weed-induced reflection and acute hyperactivity. As chemical alchemy goes, it's Nobel Prize-worthy, cloaking deep ruminations and musical kineticism in clouds of ganja. …
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  Parquet Courts: New York Post-Punk Geeks Play Fast and Loose

  January 9, 2013 – Who: A Texas-bred, New York-based crew of post-punk geeks who crafted one of 2012's most intriguing guitar records, Light Up Gold, Parquet Courts are led by the tongue-tangling songwriting of singer-guitarists Austin Brown and Andrew Savage. "I was here in New York playing music and Andrew was playing in [Denton, Texas garage-psych duo] Fergus and Geronimo," Brown says of the moment they formed two years ago. …
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