Poster Of The Week: Real Estate, Big Troubles, Lonesome Ghost Tonight at Dada

This week's selection for Poster of the Week, created by Daniel Hughes, comes to us from Parade Of Flesh, who are promoting tonight's Real Estate show at Dada. The reason it was selected? Pretty simple, really...

By Daniel Hopkins

November 17, 2011

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This week's selection for Poster of the Week, created by Daniel Hughes, comes to us from Parade Of Flesh, who are promoting tonight's Real Estate show at Dada. The reason it was selected? Pretty simple, really.

We've been enjoying the screen printed offerings from Parade as of late, and this one is among their best. The sort of kitschy, hippie vibe matches the easy-going feel of Real Estate's music.

The New Jersey indie rock act are still fresh from releasing their most recent album Days, which was met with critical acclaim. Rightfully so. The band's breezy, melancholy songs are augmented by an inimitable reverbed-out guitar, which will be center stage at tonight's highly anticipated show at Dada.

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