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Parenthetical Girls, PWRHAUS, Stay Calm

MARK STOCK
8:30 pm., Wednesday March 06 | $8.
Holocene
1001 SE Morrison St.
 

[ART POP TITANS] Seeing Parenthetical Girls is a rite of passage in Portland music. The unapologetic, always theatrical local quartet delivers more feeling during a single live show than most bands do in a year. Privilege (Abridged), which culls the best songs from a series of vinyl-only EPs, dropped last month, and the sometimes baroque, sometimes glam, sometimes dance-y album stretches pop to the brink of bursting. Rooted in Zac Pennington’s ever-whiffling, effervescent vocals, Parenthetical Girls continues to emphatically redefine what it means to be musically novel and avant-garde.



Where: Holocene
Phone: 239-7639
Address: 1001 SE Morrison St.
Website: www.holocene.org

 
 

Holocene

1001 SE Morrison St.
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