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Parenthetical Girls: "A Note To Self"
Left-field Portland theatrical poppers Parenthetical Girls continue with their Privilege 12-inch series next month, as they release Privilege IV: Sympathy for Spastics on Nov. 1 via Slender Means Society. The band has released the big single from the new release, and it's a good one: It's a frantic, strings-heavy jaunt called "A Note to Self." Parenthetical Girls, thanks to their general weirdness, seem like a band that will be forever overlooked, but dive into the Privilege Series and you'll find one of the most original bands working today. Listen below.
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