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2012 studio album by Parquet Courts
Light Up Gold Released August 18, 2012 Genre Length 33 :06 Label Dull Tools What's Your Rupture? Producer Jonathan Schenke
Light Up Gold is the second studio album by American indie rock band Parquet Courts , initially released on August 18, 2012 on the lead frontman Andrew Savage 's label Dull Tools. It was later released on a larger label, What's Your Rupture?, on January 15, 2013.[ 2]
All tracks are written by Parquet Courts
Title 1. "Master of My Craft" 3:10 2. "Borrowed Time" 2:32 3. "Donuts Only" 1:21 4. "Yr No Stoner" 1:50 5. "Yonder Is Closer to the Heart" 2:59 6. "Careers in Combat" 1:07 7. "Light Up Gold I" 0:18 8. "Light Up Gold II" 1:13 9. "N Dakota" 2:19 10. "Stoned and Starving" 5:11 11. "No Ideas" 2:37 12. "Caster of Worthless Spells" 1:18 13. "Disney P.T." 1:12 14. "Tears O Plenty" 3:16 15. "Picture of Health" 2:45 Total length: 33:06
Parquet Courts
Andrew Savage – vocals, guitar
Austin Brown – vocals, guitar
Sean Yeaton – vocals, bass guitar
Max Savage – drums, percussion
Recording personnel
Jonathan Schenke – recording, mixing, mastering
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