Ansible is a new project from Moving Mountains frontman Gregory Dunn. Experimenting with ambient /acoustic textures and faded vocal harmonies, Gregory channels the quiet passion that is always ever so present in his music.   The track 3060 is taken from an EP that’s due out winter of this year. Enjoy.

Gregory Dunn of Moving Mountains played a solo recording of Where Two Bodies Lie. The song is an stripped down version from their acoustic (with piano/strings) EP New Light.    

Moving Mountains is releasing a new vinyl EP for Record Store Day with some acoustic versions of their songs.  It features guest performances from Caitlin Grace Bailey – the cellist on Waves – and art from Sam Kaufman. The vinyl edition of New Light features a heavyweight embossed jacket, digital download card and comes on white vinyl. They’ve released 2 of the tracks on their soundcloud page:   The full tracklisting: 1.) Alleviate   Read More ...

Here’s the new video of the Puchase, NY band Moving Mountains with their track “Alleviate” off of the album Waves (out now).   Moving Moutains is a great band, this video displays their Thrice-infused sound while the Waves album encompasses the entire gamut of layerd guitars and hard-driving drums. I highly recommend it.   Get More: Moving Mountains, Alleviate, Music, More Music Videos    

Moving Mountains will release a new EP titled “New Light” on April 24th, featuring new interpretations/acoustic versions of the following tracks:   1. “Alleviate” 2. “Ode We Will Bury Ourselves” 3. “Where Two Bodies Lie” 4. “8105”   They’ve recently starting filing a video for “Alleviate”. And have announced new tour dates:   Brooklyn, NY @ Knitting Factory Mar 16, 2012 7pm   Stanhope, NJ @ Stanhope House Mar 18,   Read More ...

Top 10 Albums of 2011     1.  Moving Mountains – Waves Moving Mountains pumps this album full of raw emotion. In past albums the vocals took a sideline to the instrumentation. With ‘Waves’ vocalist Gregory Dunn lathers every song with deep lyrics and paints a soundtrack powerful enough to, well, move mountains. Invoking a ‘Thrice’ feel with the screaming abilities in “Alleviate” and incorporating strings and having such an   Read More ...

Moving Mountains have premiered their new video for “The Cascade” over at Alternative Press. The entire video was shot in Iceland ofer a few weeks and does not feature the band yet focuses on the visual arts of the landscape to capture the emotional feeling of the song. Watch it here