New Music TINY MOVING PARTS release new song August 28, 2014 1 min read TINY MOVING PARTS will release their new record “Pleasant Living.Pleasant Living” on September 9 via Triple Crown Records. The new track is called “Whiskey Waters” and can be heard below. Photo by Andy Newbold. Catch the band live at: Share this Facebook Messenger Twitter Whatsapp Reddit Email Tags: emoemo rockindieindie rockKind Of Like Recordsmath rockpost hardcoretiny moving partsTriple Crown Records Karol Kamiński DIY rock music enthusiast and web-zine publisher from Warsaw, Poland. Supporting DIY ethics, local artists and promoting hardcore punk, rock, post rock and alternative music of all kinds via IDIOTEQ online channels. Contact via [email protected] You might be interested in November 11, 2026 GRIM SAILOR’s dark alt-rock debut takes Finnish metal into Berlin’s electronic underground November 10, 2026 Porto’s CAT SOUP turn sax-led instrumental rock into one hell of a ride on “Come In, Thank You” November 9, 2026 NYC post-hardcore rockers SKY CASTLES turn a near-fatal crash into into “010103” November 9, 2026 AS CITIES BURN rebuild their guitar-driven post-hardcore around Cody Bonnette’s songs on “brain matter(s)” Previous Story OLD WOUNDS reveal the “Ritual”! Next Story SURVIVAL’s new EP up for streaming Latest GRIM SAILOR’s dark alt-rock debut takes Finnish metal into Berlin’s electronic underground Porto’s CAT SOUP turn sax-led instrumental rock into one hell of a ride on “Come In, Thank You” Stephen Wilson Jr. in Copenhagen: country, inspiring stories and Garython to a sold-out Store VEGA NYC post-hardcore rockers SKY CASTLES turn a near-fatal crash into into “010103” Taking Back Sunday’s Eddie Reyes on Long Island hardcore before the emo boom: revisiting his 2005 interview
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