Cavemen follows LA playboy Dean who is fed up with one-night-stands and empty relationships and realizes that he wants something more out of life than just a party. With a little inspiration from his nine-year-old nephew and his best friend Tess, Dean decides to try his hand at finding true love for the first time - which proves to be much more difficult than he thought in modern-day Los Angeles...

Probably not surprisingly, given the subject matter of the movie, the soundtrack to Cavemen is peppered with modern soft rock and indie band tracks. Whether you're a fan of the movie, or want a new mix tape of little known bands that you'll soon want to follow, this album is certainly one that you'll be playing this summer (even if We3Kings 'Hottie Boys' is obviously inspired by Psy's 'Gangnam Style').

There are two tracks (4 min), by the movie's composer, which is a shame because I would have loved to have heard a few more tracks from him - it's certainly a million miles away from his music on The Pact.

It's an interesting soundtrack, and certainly one I'll be listening to quite a bit over the summer.

Track listing:

01 - 'All Day And Through The Night' - Reto
02 - 'Watch These Girls' - Mathclub
03 - 'This Place' - Names of Stars
04 - 'Take Me Out' - Golden State
05 - 'Are You' - Names Of Stars
06 - 'Back To The Cave' - Ronen Landa
07 - 'Hottie Boys' - We3Kings
08 - 'Fisherman' - The Peach Kings
09 - 'Capsize' - Big Black Delta
10 - 'And She Takes' - Zack Liam Weber and L.J. Naschsin
11 - 'All Roads Lead Home' - Golden State
12 - 'Cavemen' - Ronen Landa

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Darren Rea