Why there are mountains is an independently released studio album by the indie rock band cymbals eat guitars the album was initially self released then re released after the band signed to sister s den records in late 2009.
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Later that year cymbals eat guitars went on tour with the pains of being pure at heart and opened a couple of shows for the flaming lips.
The first song release by the band share 2008 created an immediate critical buzz and the band hasn t looked back since.
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The band first gained buzz in 2009 when their self released debut album why there are mountains was included in pitchfork media s best new music earning 8 3 10 in the website s review.
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If like me you missed pavement the the first time around and are looking for a suitable replacement for that hole in your musical life then cymbals eat guitars are surely worthy of the title although that s only.
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I m sure the comparisons to pavement probably grate on the band somewhat but it s undeniable that there is at least homage being paid to those 90s lo fi popsters par excellence.