Manchester Orchestra’s Cope is forty minutes of heavy, unapologetically indie rock. The album was self-produced in the band’s newly completed home studio, giving the group a lot of freedom with their sound. Singer and songwriter Andy Hull wanted the band’s fourth studio LP to be heavier than their previous efforts, and it shows in Cope. While not necessarily being the heaviest album you’ll ever hear, Cope deals with deep lyrical themes and backs it all up with drowning guitar fuzz and swelling chorus buildups. If you’re looking for the new trend in loud alt-rock with indie cues, Manchester Orchestra is the band that will deliver, and Cope is sure to make an impact on the genre. -Michael Naples
HAPPY MUSIC REC MONDAY WEST CHESTER! This week’s recommendation is You Me At Six’s album “Cavalier Youth”! The 2014 album has great tunes to rock out to like “Room to Breathe” and “Cold Night”. Go check them out!
Hey, West Chester! Meet Haroon and Vivek, hosts of Ry Talk on WCUR Wednesdays from 1-2pm! They describe their show as “relaxing music to sit back and listen to while doing homework and chilling out”. Check out their show!
Happy Music Rec Monday Y’all! Our recommendation this week is the “Feel Something” album by Jaymes Young! We love this album because it lives up to its namesake! Perfect lineup of moody jams and ideal for rainy days!
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