Discover a decade of hidden gems with The Wee Small Hours: B-Sides and Other Detritus 2011–2025, a career-spanning compilation from American indie favourites Real Estate. Collecting rarities, covers, and unreleased tracks from across their years with Domino, the album captures the band’s dreamy jangle-pop sound in all its understated charm.

Highlights include their cover of The Strokes’ “Barely Legal” (2011), the Record Store Day flexi-disc “In My Car” (2012), and the Atlas bonus 7” tracks from 2013. Also featured are covers of The Nerves’ “Paper Dolls,” Television’s “Days,” and Elton John’s “Daniel,” alongside an unreleased cut from the Atlas sessions, “Two Part.” It’s a collection that showcases both their melodic ease and adventurous spirit.

Formed in Ridgewood, New Jersey in 2008, Real Estate built a reputation on shimmering guitars, breezy melodies, and reflective songwriting, often compared to the likes of The Feelies, Teenage Fanclub, and Mac DeMarco. The Wee Small Hours is an essential piece for fans and a window into the evolution of one of indie rock’s most consistent bands.