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Fuzzy, lo-fi, and seemingly obsessed with summer, Real Estate rose to prominence this year on a wave of good will from the music blogs. The New Jersey natives join us today to perform selections from their self-titled debut, recently released on Woodsist.
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Comments [8]
I had the pleasure of interviewing Real Estate
and you can watch the interview by copying and pasting the following link into your favorite browser:
http://ridgewood.patch.com/videos/real-estate-talks-tour-lp
I really liked the whole sound. Hope they keep the good feeling rolling into some area shows.
A bit of Santo and Johnny?
I hear some Jazz Butcher Conspiracy in there, too.
real estate's fake blues 7" was my favorite purchase of the year and they have, over the past 12 months, become one of my favorite bands. buy their record!
I like your band, I hear allot of yo la tango, also from Jersey.
I like it too, and it reminds me of vinyl days, and sound-style wise, a little bit Miracle Legion.
Oooh. I like this. A little surfey, a little lo-fi, a little emo. They sound like Broken Social Scene's little brother.
Nothing better than new music that doesn't make me want to stick pencils in my ears!
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