PARKAY QUARTS (PARQUET COURTS) - Tally All The Things That You Broke 12" doom One gets the sense that

One gets the sense that The Fall are in a time-travel hallucination (from 19th century witch trials to a scathing critique of the late-70s punk scene) where the band's snot-nosed scrabble afflicts the shape of pop to come

ready for further exploration

but in a way that suggested guzzling buckets of homemade drugs and happening upon musical instruments which they then played at whatever speed and volume felt sustainable in the moment

Aggressive and moody post-punk that makes Joy Division sound like ABBA in comparison

itself a timeless blend of influences

PARKAY QUARTS (PARQUET COURTS) - Tally All The Things That You Broke 12" doom One gets the sense thatThey briefly change their identity to Parkay Quarts to carefully dip their toes in something a bit less accessible, leading to flute and noise over what is otherwise a catchy song on "Youve Got Me Wonderin Now", clearly taking lessons from The Fall. Again, it doesnt lead to groundbreaking ideas on generic punk chants like "The More You Use It" or atonal pieces like "Fall on Yr Face", but they at least echo more of Butthole Surfers than The Fall on the