Cloud Cult
Fri., Nov. 14 • 8 pm
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Baker Hall • $18/15
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“…a sprawling, kaleidoscopic invocation of the life force, with songs
that veer from jubilation to simmering, prayerful meditation.”
(The New York Times)
With an ethereal and evocative sound that dances between
electronica, folk, classical and indie-rock, this Minnesota-based band crafts
poetic, cathartic albums with earnest and urgent delivery. Their
unique live show is enhanced by a pair of live painters on stage creating
beautiful original works which are then put up for auction, with all profits
going to charity and the Green movement.
"A Cloud Cult show is an aura. You go for the music,
but you come out wanting to save the world."
(Dallas Observer)
As one of the pioneering
“Green bands” of the modern indie-rock world, Cloud Cult has backed up their
open-hearted songs with green action for over a decade. Band founder Craig Minowa’s Earthology
Records has served as an eco-consultant to a myriad of national acts, as well
as industry giants like Universal and ASCAP. All Cloud Cult products are 100%
post-consumer recycled, and all tours are greened with energy offsets through
NativeEnergy.com. In addition, the band has planted nearly a thousand trees to
absorb pollutants from travel and manufacturing. Click here for artist information
Cloud Cult announced that its 2008 tour in support of
Feel Good Ghosts (Tea-Partying Through
Tornadoes) would be their last before an indefinite hiatus, so don't miss what
might be your one and only chance to experience this groundbreaking musical phenomena. Click here to listen to a track Don't miss opening act Exit Clov. Click here for artist information.
FREE PRE-SHOW ACTIVITIES! Don't miss the special bike rack dedication at 7:15p outdoors on the Zoellner plaza at the steps to Rauch Business Center. Inside the arts center, Lehigh's own environmentally aware groups will be on hand to distribute information about important eco-friendly initiatives. Learn more about LU Environmental Initiative
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