Claude says:Manchester Orchestra's second record came out through their own Favorite Gentlemen imprint in 2009, produced by Joe Chiccarelli and Dan Hannon — critics called it a bridge between mainstream rock ambition and indie seriousness, praising Andy Hull's maturing songwriting and the album's ability to crash and whisper in the same breath. You grabbed onto it in March 2010, a year after release, burning through the whole thing in one concentrated month — "100 Dollars," "I've Got Friends," "Shake It Out," the title track, all of it — then let it go just as quickly.