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| Five and Alive: Waves | | Five and Alive: Waves |
This week, Gregory Dunn of Moving Mountains talks about five albums that influenced the band's upcoming record, Waves.
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Cave In's Jupiter - Aside from being one of my all time favorite bands, Cave In has always had an influence on Moving Mountains in some way or another. There were times in the studio when Frank and I were writing/tracking guitars and would both refer to riffs/ideas as “Cave In” parts. Kinda funny looking back at it now. Also, on a more personal note, singer Stephen Brodsky is definitely a dude I aspire towards vocally. I think a lot of the heavier vocal parts showcased on Waves is a product of listening to older records from these guys. Sonically, this record was big for me.
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THIS!!! Why can't more people see this album in this light! I am in awe every time I hear it! It seems effortless yet so complex.
Albums like MCMB, Four Letter Lie, he does it for the money haha!
Albums like MCMB, Four Letter Lie, he does it for the money haha!
The Chariot slays though, i'd definitely say that Josh Scogin has been one of my favorite interviews that i've done, he's hilarious.
The Chariot slays though, i'd definitely say that Josh Scogin has been one of my favorite interviews that i've done, he's hilarious.