Parkay Quarts - Content Nausea

Review by yeşim ince

Content Nausea, the sixth studio album by Parkay Quarts, is a mix of lo-fi indie rock and post-punk. The album is a follow-up to their critically acclaimed album Sunbathing Animal, and it features a more experimental sound.

The album starts with the title track "Content Nausea," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The song is a slow-burning, melancholic track that features Andrew Savage's distinctive vocals. The album then moves on to "Everyday It Starts," a more upbeat track that features catchy guitar riffs and a driving rhythm section.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Uncast Shadow of a Southern Myth." The song features a haunting melody and a hypnotic rhythm that is sure to get stuck in your head. Other notable tracks on the album include "Pretty Machines," "The Map," and "No Concept."

Artist: Parkay Quarts
Album: Content Nausea

2014

Rating: 5.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Content Nausea
Slide Machine
Insufferable
No Concept
Uncast Shadow of a Southern Myth	06:26
Everyday It Starts	2:56
Pretty Machines
Content Nausea	03:03
Psycho Structures
Pretty Machines	04:41
These Boots	03:31
Every Day It Starts
Urban Ease
Insufferable	1:36
The Map
No Concept	0:43
Slide Machine	04:22
These Boots
Uncast Shadow Of A Southern Myth
Kevlar Walls
Kevlar Walls	00:59

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Parquet Courts / Parkay Quarts - Insufferable

Parquet Courts Pretty Machines

Parkay Quarts - These boots are made for walkin'

Parquet Courts / Parkay Quarts - Everyday It Starts

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Catalog Numbers

WYR?0714
WYR0714

Labels

Rough Trade
What's Your Rupture?

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LP
Poster

Companies

Role	Company
Recorded At	Broadway Ballaz Club
Mastered At	Sterling Sound
Copyright (c)	Insufferable Sounds
Manufactured By	Cinram, Olyphant, PA
Pressed By	Optimal Media Production

Credits

Role	Credit
Arranged By	Jef Brown
Artwork	Andrew Savage
Layout	Andrew Savage
Bass	Sean Yeaton
Drums	Max Savage
Fiddle	Bob Jones
Mastered By	Joe LaPorta
Mixed By	Austin Brown (tracks: 1 to 3, 5 to 7, 9 to 12)
Recorded By	Jonathan Schenke (tracks: 4, 8), Parkay Quarts (tracks: 1 to 3, 5 to 7, 9 to 12)
Vocals	Austin Brown
Electronics	Austin Brown
Guitar	Austin Brown
Organ	Andrew Savage
Written-By	Lee Hazelwood, Parkay Quarts (tracks: 1 to 3, 5 to 8, 10 to 12), John St. Powell (tracks: 4)
Music By	Parkay Quarts
Saxophone	Jef Brown

Notes

Fold-around inlay lists track 10 as "No Concept", track 11 as "2 WTC", and track 12 as "Uncast Shadow Of A Southern My" although the actual CD has the typical track listing.
In plastic cover.
Back cover says: "Promo use only. This promo is watermarked and can be traced. Rough Trade Ltd. 66 Golborne Road, London, W10 5PS"
(C) 2014 Insufferable Sounds
Track #4 originally recorded by The 13th Floor Elevators
Track #9 originally performed by Nancy Sinatra
1st press: included limited edition screen print of Elvis - an uncast shadow of a southern myth - designed by Andrew Savage.
Cover has no label identifiers, unlike standard What's Your Rupture release which says WYR 014 on bottom right of back cover and on spine. Only the barcoded sticker on shrink and the runout identify the label/catalog #.
This is the first UK issue/second US issue, made at Optimal (BE in runouts).
The cover has no catalog number; the shrinkwrap has no hype stickers. UK copies have a sticker on the back with the a UK barcode, RTRADST714, and P&C 2014 Rough Trade Records Ltd under exclusive license from What's Your Rupture.
US copies have a similar sticker with a different barcode and WYR0714 catalog number.
The first 500 copies sold in the US (Parkay Quarts* - Content Nausea) are identical to this but included a poster. First UK copies had no poster.
Later US copies (still 2015) have catalog number and hype sticker announcing free download [Parkay Quarts* - Content Nausea].
US release has WYR?0714 on spine, lower right corner of back cover (other editions have nothing in these locations). No barcode sticker. Silver and black sticker "Includes Free Download."

Barcodes

Barcode: 851372002884
Matrix / Runout: MOS1 Z132606 4 WYR2 200288-2 01
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L909
Mould SID Code: IPPI 2U3R
Barcode (Sticker on shrink): 851372002846
Matrix / Runout (Scribed, different hand than Side B): RTRADST714 / WYR0714 BE71623-01 A1 JP
Matrix / Runout: RTRADST714 / WYR0714 RJ Sterling HAPPY GRADUATION MAX SAVAGE BE70053-01 B1
Barcode (Sticker on Shrink, UK Version): 883870071413
Barcode (Sticker on shrink, US Version): 851372002846
Matrix / Runout: RTRADST714 / WYR0714 BE71623-01 A1 JP
Matrix / Runout: RTRADST714 / WYR0714B RJ Sterling HAPPY GRADUATION MAX SAVAGE BE70053-01 B1
Barcode: none
Matrix / Runout (Both sides, stamped): STERLING
Matrix / Runout (Side A, etched): WYR0714A RJ
Matrix / Runout (Side A, etched): HAPPY BIRTHDAY JACK YEATON
Matrix / Runout (Side B, etched): WYR0714B RJ
Matrix / Runout (Side B, etched): HAPPY GRADUATION MAX SAVAGE

About Parkay Quarts

ladda ner album Parkay Quarts - Content Nausea

noise folk from NYC, USA

Name Vars

Parkay Quarts
Parkay Quartz

Members

Sean Yeaton
Andrew Savage
Max Savage
Austin Brown

Summary by yeşim ince

Content Nausea is a solid album that showcases Parkay Quarts' ability to experiment with different sounds and styles. The album is not as immediately accessible as their previous work, but it rewards repeated listens. Fans of indie rock and post-punk will find plenty to enjoy on this album.