Tiny Moving Parts - Celebrate

Two years after Tiny Moving Parts’ second album, “Pleasant Living”, Minnesota’s math-y emo heroes are back with “Celebrate”.
Two years after Tiny Moving Parts’ second album, “Pleasant Living”, Minnesota’s math-y emo heroes are back with “Celebrate”.
Not only does “Along The Shadow” mark Saosin’s first recorded output since 2009, it’s also the band’s first ever full-length with original singer Anthony Green.
Australia’s Pitt The Elder hit the ground running two years ago, released their first full album a little over a year ago and are back already with the sequel, “Radio Silence”.
On their self-titled debut, Charlotte, NC’s Faye crank out five fuzzy indie tunes with a slight grunge-y vibe that occasionally pops up.
- by Chris Crane
- by Nate Hennon
Vincent (Reda Kateb) might be a champion at his local shooting range, but he doesn’t feel like a winner when it comes to his private life. His marriage to Delphine (Ludivine Sagnier) is falling apart, he’s trying to renovate a house he can’t afford and to top it all off, his father Armand (Tcheky Karyo) can’t take of himself anymore and has to move in. Oh, and Armand is not the most pleasant guy to be around.
- by Gregory Lambrechts
Sivadhasan (Antonythasan Jesuthasan) is a former Tamil Tiger soldier who is tired of the killing and the war. That’s why he adopts the name Dheepan, taken from a dead man’s passport, and teams up with Yalini (Kalieaswari Srinivasan) and 9-year-old orphan Illayaal (Claudine Vinasithamby). Together they feign being a family in order to be eligible for migration to Europe. Their ploy works, but they were probably hoping to end up somewhere nicer than in the suburban Paris slum that is Le Pré, completely overrun by gangsters and drug peddlers.
Alive & Well, the pop-punk/rock band from San Diego, CA recently announced their sophomore release, “From Basements to Beaches” which is due out June 3rd. In anticipation for the forthcoming release the band has unveiled their latest music vid