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Generally favorable reviews- based on 35 Ratings
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Positive: 31 out of 35
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Mixed: 3 out of 35
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Negative: 1 out of 35
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Oct 26, 2012They never disappoint , the end of a song only means another great one is coming . A absolutely great album. Andy hulls voice is something everybody should hear
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Dec 7, 2011The complex sound of this piece of the work of Manchester Orchestra, proved the development of ideas and senses that can by expressed through this music genre.
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Jun 4, 2011This and Goblin by TTC are the best indie releases of the year, amazing album, amazing wordplay, amazing instrumentals, nothing wrong with this album, perfect.
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Jun 3, 2011Not as good as the other two albums, but definitely worth a few listens. I saw MO last year and would love to see them perform many of the solid tracks on Simple Math.
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May 22, 2011
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May 20, 2011Simple Math is easily ten times better than "Mean Everything To Nothing". Every song you felt and you can relate. Andy Hull has an extraordinary voice that just swallows you in. Simple Math is easily the stand out track. All In All. Simple Math is a terrific album. A-
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May 14, 2011Don't go in expecting something musically that you've never heard before, but go in expecting to hear the shockingly honest lyrics that Andy Hull has become known for.
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Q MagazineMay 31, 2011The follow-up to 2009's Everything To Nothing crackles with energy. [Jun 2011, p.119]
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May 27, 2011His belief in his own profundity is kind of endearing as Manchester Orchestra's driving force. It's hard to imagine something like the title track, which uses infidelity as a jumping-off point to question the entire basis of human existence, even standing a chance without it.
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May 25, 2011Two years later, the five-piece returns with Simple Math – a concept album which, according to Hull himself, examines perennial hot button topics like marriage, love, religion, and sex. Again, not exactly revelatory material, but Hull has a gift with prose that turns even the most banal observations into striking reflections.