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Genre : Indie Rock
Latest Release : Advice from the Happy Hippopotamus
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Cloud Cult
Cloud Cult is an indie rock band. It was formed by Craig Minowa in the mid 90's. The aim of Cloud Cult is not to earn money but create some philosophical and environmental awareness. The band have also create the won record label Earthology Records. The band is very famous among its the radio and college fans. In a short pan of time the band has created some chart topping numbers while their songs are regular on radio. The Minnesota Music Awards nominated in the category of Artist of the Year. They have shared bills with many other bands such as Cracker, Low, Violent Femmes, and Cowboy Junkies. You can watch Cloud Cult preforming live through buying tickets from Online Seats.
Cloud Cult is very concerned for environment and this reflects in their music as well. The Cd's of the band are sold in plastic cases instead they use donated jewel cases. Their record label is located in wind-powered farm situated in Minnesota. But what is more remarkable is the amount of success they have achieved in such a short time. On their website the music director of KSUA radio station of Alaska, Scott Spider says "They came out of nowhere, but in a matter of only four days of their first CD release to North American radio, they began taking over Radiohead's #1 slot on college radio stations. That kind of thing just doesn't happen, particularly for a band that no one had ever heard of before."
In 1995 Cloud Cult released ' The Shade Project'. In 2001 'Who Killed Puck? Was released with fifteen songs. The songs were Ad Brainwash, Pt. 1, Close, Where It Starts, Becoming One of You, Puck's 6th Birthday, Who Killed Puck?, Sane as Can Be, Do You Ever Thing About..., 6 Days to Madness, Conception, 9 Months,
Ready to Fight, Ad Brainwas, Pt. 2, Pretty
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Artist Biography - Cloud Cult
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 In 2005 'Advice from the Happy Hippopotamus' was released with as many as twenty three songs. Some of the songs on the album were That Man Jumped Out the window, Car Crash , Happy Hippo, Moving to Canada , Light at the End of the Tunnel, Can't Stop the Journey Now, Training Wheels, What Comes at the End, Transistor Radio, What It Feels Like to Be Alive, Million Things, Clip-Clop, We Made Up Your Mind for You.
Cloud Cult have performed at various venues winning lot of acclaim. Their Madison show was reviewed by The Badger Herald describing the band "The indie rock outfit Cloud Cult lives on the scene as a breath of fresh air. The band, a favorite among college students nationwide, has chiseled a spot on student-run radio stations, often eking out veteran musicians for top spots. The group's combination of passion for the environment and undeniable talent have rocketed it to the top of charts and the forefront of iPod playlists...."
L.A. Times said "The lead singer, Craig Minowa, is a staunch environmentalist who insists on producing environmentally friendly packaging and working in a recording studio heated and cooled by geothermal energy..."
E-Magazine said "It's a cold and rainy spring day, and Craig Minowa is stomping around in his bare feet. Beside him, his band Cloud Cult roars through some old and new favorites for a small but dedicated crowd of Connecticut college students.Two wet concertgoers discuss Minowa's lack of shoes: "He's a farmer," one explains to the other".
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