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      (2022) Cloud Cult - Metamorphosis          


Review:
That Cloud Cult is still doing what Cloud Cult has always done is a
startling realization if you’ve paid any amount of attention to the Minnesota-based band’s output over the last
20-plus years. Craig Minowa is the load-bearing wall in the musical house known as Cloud Cult, an (at-times) orchestral
folk/rock collective known as much for their environmentally friendly approach to all aspects of the business as for the
music itself (their own label imprint is called Earthology Records). There are familiar faces, to be sure, from album to
album, but Cloud Cult is 100% Minowa’s interests and struggles. About those struggles…What has made Cloud Cult so
captivating for so long is Minowa’s earnest insistence at asking the bigger questions again and again (and again). The
wrestling never stops. Picture Minowa as an artistic centrifuge whose songwriting prowess serves to separate the vapid
and vain from the meaningful and true. After the spin cycle is finished, the listener is left with a new set of songs
upon which Minowa inquires about the meaning of life, good versus evil, the existence of God, and so on. After two
decades of such melodic contention, the safe bet would be on Minowa’s exhaustion, but that’s not the case at all on
Metamorphosis. If anything, Minowa is as confused and curious as ever before. This time around, however, there’s a bit
less frustration at the uncertainty of life; instead, there’s a settled okayness with it all — think of a
comfortable silence between two lovers. It feels like a more mature series of messages even as he retains his earnest
posture all the while. The beauty of 2016’s The Seeker was its cinematic approach, complete with accompanying film
featuring actors Josh Radnor and Alex McKenna. Metamorphosis is far more grounded and features background noises from
the remote Amish cabin in which it was written and recorded. The instrumentation is organic and the compositions feel
more simple and straightforward. While some of the cinematic punch of Seeker is missing here, there’s a tender beauty
to the songs on Metamorphosis that connect all the same. Minowa’s own relationships — with his children and with his
recently deceased father — make up much of the album’s lyrical terrain, allowing him to explore and explain his own
discoveries from asking the bigger questions to a new generation. Consider the emotional range of Minowa’s tribute to
his father on “Victor”: “There’s an old farm road that’ll lead your ghost to heaven / But I know you’re a
little afraid / I wish I could still be that kid in the back of your Buick / Making sure you get there okay.” From
there he projects upon the realities of his future years of saying goodbye to his own offspring, “You’ve been
learning how to walk away since we taught you how to crawl / Someday I’ll be holding hands with the shadows of your
childhood in these walls.” Those same projections on later years are a common talking (singing) point for Minowa
throughout Metamorphosis as he battles to stay present and enjoy the life in front of him (“The Best Time”) and the
lessons learned as we look back (“The Firefly and the Snake”). Yet for all the wondering and wandering documented
over the years, there’s a resolution at work in Minowa. Check “Bigger Than Me,” the apt closing track on
Metamorphosis, on which he also admits, “Knowing I know nothing is the only thing I know.”  — NoDepression





Track List:
1.A Strange World (Know That I Love You) 03:01
2.When You Reach
the End 04:58
3.The Best Time 04:32
4.Back Into My Arms 03:48
5.What Would You Do? 04:13
6.One Way
Out of a Hole 05:01
7.The Firefly and the Snake 05:50
8.Lady of the Hill 04:40
9.Victor 03:53
10.Ascension 04:34
11.Song from Oblivion 04:20
12.Bigger Than Me 06:00 


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Genre: folk-rock, indie-folk
Country: USA
Format: FLAC
Format/Info: Free Lossless Audio Codec, 16-bit PCM
Bit rate mode: Variable
Channel(s): 2 channels
Sampling rate: 44.1 KHz
Bit depth: 16 bits


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