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Photo:  Ben Rayner

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By Being Sincere, Parquet Courts Made Their Best Album Yet

April 08, 2016 by T. Cole Rachel in Interviews, Fader, Music

A talk with singer and guitarist Andrew Savage about Human Performance and what it means to be a functioning, feeling person who also plays in a rock band.

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