MANCHESTER ORCHESTRA - Cope XTC Sonny Rollins first appeared on

Sonny Rollins first appeared on a Blue Note recording session in 1949 as part of Bud Powell’s Modernists during a period when the saxophonist was coming up on the scene and cutting his teeth alongside bebop innovators including Thelonious Monk

Add a couple of samples from a 1938 radio play and a friend from Norway and you have a ‘Telemark’ – with a starkness which hints at dramatic fjords in Autumn – and ‘We Interrupt Our Programme’ which almost skips towards mid-1970s glam rock in its sparkly platforms

and the best-selling reggae album of all-time

its inhabitant

with Peterson moving among touchstones like Yo La Tengo

MANCHESTER ORCHESTRA - Cope XTC Sonny Rollins first appeared onLP Indies Exclusive Limited Edition Bone Colour Vinyl. Releasing Cope, Manchester Orchestra stated it was an "unapologetically heavy rock record". Ten years later, the legacy holds up as the band's loudest, fastest, and most pounding album of their career. To celebrate the 10th Anniversary of this seminal album Cope, Manchester Orchestra took the stage for one night only at East Atlantas tiny but beloved rock venue The Earl to perform a blistering