The five young men making up Atlanta’s Manchester Orchestra were barely out of their teens when they self-released their full-length debut, 2006’s I’m Like a Virgin Losing a Child. But supple-voiced group leader Andy Hull had already been honing his songwriting and guitar chops for years and even recorded a whole other, unreleased album with an earlier lineup of the band, so the maturity and confidence of I’m Like a Virgin … really wasn’t a surprise. Since then, Manchester Orchestra has toured heavily, garnered favorable comparisons to Death Cab for Cutie and even been tapped by Rolling Stone as an “artist to watch.” No doubt plenty of fans will be doing just that when Hull and Co. release Mean Everything to Nothing this spring.
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ya, brownriley3 is right
10 days agothey actually played “Now That You’re Home”, not “Wolves at Night”
I wish they played more old stuff though.
6 months agoI love this band so much.
6 months agoManchester fuckin rocks cant wait to see them they killed last year
8 months agoi love this band.
8 months agoMake sure they know I wont return…
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9 months agoYeah Death Cab isnt a band that I would have put in the same category…
9 months agoBut Andy Hull is sexual.
lol russell
9 months agolove repeaters….
9 months agoThey obviously don’t sound like Death Cab.
9 months ago