It's become a live staple and for good reason: Despite the lyrical tug inwards, its structure and melody are wide open. On 'Basement', Courtney stretches his guitars over shakers, letting them yawn and sigh to sweet effect. Real Estate songs are often mood pieces, and this set sounds much more the product of a melancholy young man ruminating on his own than any group trip to the beach. With the added exception of 'Saturday Morning' and Etienne Duguay's drumwork on highlight/closer 'Dumb Luck', the rest of the Reality EP is the sound of Courtney working alone- writing, recording, playing every instrument himself, harmonizing, jaaaaamming. But, notably, 'Motorbikes' is the only track here on which all the band's members play together. It's a moment that successfully bottles up the porch-swinging splendor of Real Estate's tie-dyed indie rock. The racket from the titular motorcycles buzzsawing through the airspace outside the apartment that day never harshes the mellow. 'Motorbikes' is anchored by Alex Bleeker's strolling bass line, while Matt Mondanile and Courtney's guitars are still plenty submerged. If anything, Courtney's songwriting has relaxed even further. Not surprisingly, not a lot separates the two releases sonically. But according to Courtney, the Reality EP is more a step toward starting 2010 fresh- delivering songs either written or recorded too late to be included on their LP. Weird then that a band known for taking its sweet time on tape seems to have rushed to share even more. Their pipes line the instrumental opening track of Real Estate's Reality EP, a quick end-of-year release that's assumed physical form just one month after the New Jersey foursome released their first (and equally loose) full-length.
Recorded in chief songwriter Martin Courtney's apartment last Spring, 'Motorbikes' features just one set of vocals: those of birds singing outside. More often in the case of real estate than in the other 9In the Mexican sample, rates above 200 percent were very rare and consisted mainly of extreme outliers. For example, the entries in the fourth column and first row of Table 2 show that of all the recorded investment episodes in machinery equipment, 12.1 percent.
After 17 years of working with large firms, Denice founded Rich Associates Real Estate in March 2011 based on the conviction she could serve her.
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