Shortly after the demise of up-and-coming indie rock group The Shape, the three core members (Travis Kammeyer, David Brown, Steve Gaskell) stuck together to set aside their pop-influenced roots in order to compose something new, featuring a slower tempo and a darker, atmospheric rock sound; thusly, Mouth Movements were born.

After writing an album’s worth of songs and playing a handful of live shows in their hometown of Knoxville, TN and the surrounding area, the band added guitarist Joe Armstrong to further perfect their live performances and bring yet another spectrum to the music.

Credited with five national tours and over 300 shows as The Shape and, more recently, a month long East Coast tour and two month summer tour as Mouth Movements, the group plans to continue touring extensively throughout the foreseeable future.

In May of 2007 Mouth Movements released their debut full lengths album, entitled "This is the Way We Reform You" and after several tours with their buddies in Gamenight, the two groups released the split EP "Blue and Green" in the summer of 2008.