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Limited white colored vinyl LP pressing includes poster. In celebration of the 10th Anniversary of Manchester Orchestra’s pivotal and fist-pounding fourth album “COPE”, the band have created a one-time only, special anniversary vinyl pressing for their seminal album. Originally released on April 1, 2014 through Loma Vista Recordings the album was self-produced alongside their long-time collaborating partner Dan Hannon, and mixed by John Agnello at Fluxivity Studios in Brooklyn.
‘Cope, to me, means getting by. It means letting go, and being OK with being OK,’ says Manchester Orchestra’s Andy Hull. The Atlanta band found itself at a crossroads as they approached making their fourth studio album – in between labels, uncertain of Manchester Orchestra’s future for the first time since Hull started the band almost a decade ago. He was barely finished with high school back then, and now Hull and his band mates were transitioning into the adulthood. They’d learned a bit about letting go themselves. So Manchester Orchestra regrouped. They built a studio with their own hands, and spent month after month workshopping new tunes, writing and demoing together in a room – a process that was completely new for them. The change did them good.
A1 Top Notch
A2 Choose You
A3 Girl Harbor
A4 The Mansion
A5 The Ocean
B1 Every Stone
B2 All That I Really Wanted
B3 Trees
B4 Indentions
B5 See It Again
B6 Cope
Limited white colored vinyl LP pressing includes poster. In celebration of the 10th Anniversary of Manchester Orchestra’s pivotal and fist-pounding fourth album “COPE”, the band have created a one-time only, special anniversary vinyl pressing for their seminal album. Originally released on April 1, 2014 through Loma Vista Recordings the album was self-produced alongside their long-time collaborating partner Dan Hannon, and mixed by John Agnello at Fluxivity Studios in Brooklyn.
‘Cope, to me, means getting by. It means letting go, and being OK with being OK,’ says Manchester Orchestra’s Andy Hull. The Atlanta band found itself at a crossroads as they approached making their fourth studio album – in between labels, uncertain of Manchester Orchestra’s future for the first time since Hull started the band almost a decade ago. He was barely finished with high school back then, and now Hull and his band mates were transitioning into the adulthood. They’d learned a bit about letting go themselves. So Manchester Orchestra regrouped. They built a studio with their own hands, and spent month after month workshopping new tunes, writing and demoing together in a room – a process that was completely new for them. The change did them good.
A1 Top Notch
A2 Choose You
A3 Girl Harbor
A4 The Mansion
A5 The Ocean
B1 Every Stone
B2 All That I Really Wanted
B3 Trees
B4 Indentions
B5 See It Again
B6 Cope