New York indie-rock band Parquet Courts, inexplicably, were the musical guest's for today's episode of Ellen. The hip, but mostly underground rockers make for one of…
Brooklyn post-punk darlings Parquet Courts injected some funk into the title track for their forthcoming album Wide Awake!. The song's video, directed by Brother Willis,…
When Parquet Courts announced this month that their forthcoming full-length Wide Awake! would be produced by Danger Mouse, it would have been natural for fans of the Brooklyn punk…
The prolific post-punks Parquet Courts recently sent postcards to fans advertising the URL wideawake.am, where an animated alarm clock ticked down the minutes until 10 a.m.
Through all their success, Parquet Courts have kept pretty tight control of their music. Andrew Savage, one of the post-punk band's two singer-guitarists, does all…
New York postpunk favorites Parquet Courts have had a busy 2017. The band continued to tour relentlessly behind their 2016 album Human Performance, all while releasing music…
After first single "Winter in the South," Andrew Savage of Parquet Courts has released another song from Thawing Dawn, his forthcoming solo album under the name A.
In the hypertext, referential world of Mark Kozelek, getting through a song is like going down a Wikipedia K-hole. His new video—for the song "Daffodils,"
Parquet Courts fans now have the intriguing prospect of a solo album from singer/guitarist Andrew Savage to look forward to. Thawing Dawn, which he'll release under the cheeky…
The soundtrack to the 1993 Emilio Estevez thriller Judgement Night is a great oddball artifact of the alternative rock era, with collaborations between rappers and indie rockers…
Parquet Courts have released a new video for their less-than-two-minute Human Performance anthem "Outside." The clip, directed by Marisa Gesualdi, is a montage of footage from…
When the history books are written, music will probably not be the first thing anyone remembers about 2016. Nevertheless, the music was excellent—memorable and meaningful enough…
There's been no shortage of pessimism about 2016—a year that was plagued with fear, hatred, and confusion. In music, that ugliness was often confronted head-on,…
Parquet Courts' "Captive of the Sun" sounded a bit different on last night's Late Show with Stephen Colbert: The Human Performance song picked up a vibraphone player…
