Titus Andronicus / Real Estate Fri, July 10, 2009, 7 pm

Titus Andronicus / Real Estate

Fri, July 10, 2009
7 pm

A bearded man sings while playing guitar in a lower floor of the museum.
A bearded man sings while playing guitar in a lower floor of the museum.

Titus Andronicus performing at Whitney Live, July 10, 2009. Photograph by Stephanie Berger

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Titus Andronicus are from Glen Rock, New Jersey, and take their name from the Shakespearean tragedy. Their sound is punk-infused Replacements-esque pop music with screaming vocals, layered guitars, and songs about suburban malaise.

Real Estate, led by singer/guitarist Martin Courtney, also has roots in the Garden State. Their songs evoke visions of tract housing, basement band practice, and wasted youth, mixing languid psychedelia, muted vocals, and a boomy undertow of drums.


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