WAVVES arrived on the music scene a few years ago in a burst of noise and snot, mixing distortion with shout-out-loud pop―and with much attitude to spare. Amidst bar fights, a public meltdown and even a little indie rock romance, WAVVES properly claimed the hearts of both critics and punk rock fans with their sophomore album,

When you begin a band, do you ever think about how will it end? LCD said their goodbyes last year with some concerts for all fans to celebrate one last loss of abandon.

Comparisons to Julian Schnabel’s The Diving Bell and the Butterfly will be made of the moving biopic Surrogates, but told through an American lens, writer/director Ben Lewin—himself a Polio survivor—is able to inject the story of Mark O’Brien, a 38-year-old man living with an iron lung, with far more humanity. Inspired by the life and writings of O’Brien, the film focuses on his journey to lose his virginity at thirty-eight.

A few years ago, I happened upon a documentary about a fascinating subject I wasn’t aware existed: people that are in love with inanimate objects. Married to the Effiel Tower follows two women. Erika Eiffel is a former Olympic archer who has a relationship with her bow, and as the title suggests, the Effiel tower