2010: Cloud Cult's first album to make it on the Billboard Charts. "Light Chasers" is a concept album consisting of 16 interconnected songs about the lifelong search for a higher power and the hereafter. 

There's So Much Energy In Us

Blessings

Running With the Wolves

The Exploding People

You Were Born

2008: This album marked a turning point for the band. With heavier orchestration and a tight lyrical focus on the call for inner strength during times of struggle, "Feel Good Ghosts" had more songs receive radio charting than any of the previous albums. 

May Your Hearts Stay Strong

Everybody Here Is a Cloud

No One Said It Would Be Easy

"The Seeker" was released by Cloud Cult on Earthology Records February 12, 2016. The album features 13 new Cloud Cult songs including the radio singles "No Hell", "Through the Ages", and "Days to Remember". It was U.S. adult alternative radio's second highest debut, landed on North American college radio charts at #4 (Most Adds) and Entertainment Weekly called it a "must listen".

The Seeker

Everything You Thought You Had

The forthcoming Cloud Cult studio album. Official release date February 12, 2016.

No Hell

Cloud Cult's album, "The Meaning of 8", was released in 2007 and contains 18 songs. It debuted at #1 on North America's college radio charts (CMJ Most Adds). The Denver Post ranked it as one of the top ten best albums of the past decade, along with bands like Radiohead and Modest Mouse.

The Meaning of 8

Dance for the Dead

Take Your Medicine

Pretty Voice

Chemicals Collide

Cloud Cult's newest full length studio album was released in 2013. It landed in the Top 50 of Billboard Charts, and most of the dates on the band's supporting national tour were sold out.

01 You're the Only Thing in Your Way

03 Complicated Creation

04 1x1x1

05 All the Things We Couldn't See

08 Good Friend

10 Sleepwalker

13 The Show Starts Now

Hailed as one of the Top 10 green bands by Rollingstone, Cloud Cult has an 11 album history of bucking the mainstream music industry in favor of releasing their music under their own terms and under their own environmental record label (Earthology Records). Lauded by critics as "insane genius" (Pitchfork) and "an invocation of the lifeforce" (NY Times), Cloud Cult's philosophical lyrics and alternative-orchestral-folk-rock sound have gained the band a staunch following of listeners in what has become the band's own unique genre of "Self-Help Rock". Cloud Cult, also known for incorporating live art into its concerts, began as Craig Minowa's solo studio project after the unexpected loss of his son and has grown to the present day with an evolving lineup of musicians.

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