Manchester Orchestra - Simple Math - Pink Swirl Vinyl Record

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Simple Math, Manchester Orchestra's third album, is the band at its most ambitious. Released in 2011 through Favorite Gentlemen and Columbia, it finds Andy Hull writing openly about marriage, faith, doubt and growing up, and setting those questions against arrangements that reach well past a standard rock lineup, with strings and orchestral swells building around the band.

The title track is the emotional center, a slow-burning song that grows into one of the most cathartic moments in their catalog. Elsewhere, Pensacola and April Fool hit with real force, while Deer opens the record on a quiet, almost conversational note that makes everything after it land harder.

This limited edition is pressed on pink swirl vinyl, a bright, collectible take on a modern indie rock favorite. Worth a place on the shelf next to Mean Everything to Nothing and A Black Mile to the Surface.

Side A
1. Deer
2. Mighty
3. Pensacola
4. April Fool
5. Pale Black Eye

Side B
1. Virgin
2. Simple Math
3. Leave It Alone
4. Apprehension
5. Leaky Breaks