5 Things to Know About Linda Perhacs and Her Album 'Parallelograms'
- She worked as a dental hygienist in Beverly Hills while recording the album.
- One of her patients was composer Leonard Rosenman, who heard her music and offered to produce the album.
- The album was released in 1970 but sold poorly and was largely forgotten for decades.
- It gained a cult following after being reissued in the 2000s, praised for its experimental folk sound.
- Perhacs did not release another album until 2014, over 40 years later.