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"Ronnie's Note #3 (Lucky Man)" is a track by Picture Parlour, from the album The Parlour, released 14th November 2025. The track is 2:22 long. It's filed under Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 18 articles about Picture Parlour.
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A sexy, seedy rock record with clean toilets and a point to prove: Picture Parlour’s ‘The Parlour’ hits hard.
The debut album 'The Parlour' will be released on 14th November.
Limited vinyl includes 100 hand-numbered editions; tour hits UK independent venues.
Picture Parlour release energetic new single 'Talk About It' alongside Tokyo-filmed video, marking their third track since recent EP.
Picture Parlour release LA-inspired single 'Cielo Drive' and announce UK independent venue tour dates in support of Music Venue Trust.
Our Dork 100 celebrations may already be mostly sold out and packed with brilliant bands, but here's some more for good measure!
After a weekend of seaside nonsense, sticky floors and far too many tote bags, Down With Boring is back tonight (27th May) with a stacked Great Escape 2025 special.
With renewed focus and fresh energy, the band return to the stage at London's 100 Club armed with an arsenal of new material.
It's our latest Dork 100 show, featuring some of our favourite buzzy new bands.
It's our latest Dork 100 show, featuring one of our favourite buzzy new bands.
With their debut EP out now, Picture Parlour are taking the chaos that followed their introduction, and turning it into something to last.
"The EP is a capsule of who we were when we met," they explain.
Check out the title-track now.
They arrived into a tornado of buzz, chaos and badly-targeted social media outrage, but you can ignore all of that, Dear Reader. Picture Parlour are the real deal.
We've got five covers, loads of new names, our Albums of the Year list, and loads, loads more.
It follows their fuss-making debut single 'Norwegian Wood', which garnered "significant attention" when it was released in July.
Only one track deep, and everyone’s talking about Picture Parlour. Maybe it’s time they shut up and listened.