Mountains for Clouds

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Does It Really Antimatter? 03:26 Tools
Here Pep Pep! (You Murderous Rascal) 03:15 Tools
Sea of Nurnen 04:32 Tools
Operation Lattè Thunder 03:47 Tools
Sounds on Paper 04:07 Tools
Gumption 05:16 Tools
Thanks for the Dove 02:39 Tools
This Island Is Death 05:42 Tools
I'm Tough, My Whole Body's a Callus 03:54 Tools
Why I Fight Dragons 04:39 Tools
Give Up, Giving Up 02:54 Tools
I Am Nothing More Than I Could Have Been 04:11 Tools
Half Measures 02:39 Tools
That Night a Forest Grew 04:58 Tools
Sorry I Didn't Realize I Was Already Here 04:58 Tools
Jamage Control 05:34 Tools
Bear Country (Bring a Rifle) 04:32 Tools
This is a Kindness 04:23 Tools
Operarion Latte Thunder 03:38 Tools
Operation Latte Thunder (LIVE) 03:54 Tools
Here Pepep (LIVE) 04:38 Tools
Why I Fight Dragons (LIVE) 04:38 Tools
Sea of Nurnen (LIVE) 04:35 Tools
Sounds on Paper (LIVE) 03:53 Tools
i am nothing more than i ever could have ever been 04:11 Tools
Here Pep Pep (you murderous rascal) 03:15 Tools
This Island Is Death... (Free Version) 05:42 Tools
Here Pep Pep 03:14 Tools
give up on giving up 02:54 Tools
sorry i didn't realize i was already there 03:43 Tools
Sea of Murmen 03:43 Tools
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"Bands with expansive names evoking strong imagery rarely live up to their monikers. Fortunately in the case of Mountains for Clouds, we have a band that lives up to their title. Composing huge, soaring pieces that build and layer into a delicate beauty so fragile it threatens to break at a the drop of a pin. While most bands would take this step too far, Mountains for Clouds are masters of their craft, reigning in or pulling the intensity of their music like it was clay in their hands." - Count Your Lucky Stars "With roots back to Midland, Michigan, where drummer Ed Leto and guitarist Andrew Stefano grew up, Mountains for Clouds came together after the two made their way to Chicago and played their previous stint with bassist Dusten McAdams in the band CoachHouse. Though their first endeavor split, the three knew that they wanted to continue making music together, something that has come easily for the trio due to their close friendship. 'We know each other well both musically and personally so it makes everything from recording, practicing, and playing shows easy, and just works out really well.'" - reviewsic.com "Through the use of layered live loops and multiple instruments such as piano, organ, and cello, the Mountains For Clouds recordings offer a wider ranger of timbre and feel than the traditional three piece band, despite having simple guitar, bass, and drum at their core." - reviewsic.com Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.