With Manchester Orchestra’s newest album, Cope, only about a month away, the band has released a brand new track. The fuzzy, bright, airy, and extremely catchy, “Every Stone,” is a favorite from the new songs released thus far, and will prove as one of the best songs to christen that sun roof you have been dying to use, and let the spring air take over the crisp cold of this long winter.

Within the first chorus you feel the overwhelming desire to run to open fields, shed your seasonal overcoats, and rush your hands through tall grass. Or maybe you wish to dip your feet into the cooling sand upon a shore, and smell the sweet salt of our mysterious oceans. Whatever aesthetic you desire, “Every Stone” can take you there.

Follow us after the jump to experience “Every Stone,” and be sure to look out for Cope, due out April 1, 2014.

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Drew Caruso is a Bostonian who, when not writing about music and film, spends his time getting lost in New England, reading books, talking about science whether people want to listen or not, and more. To see the thoughts of a scientist by day and a writer by night, follow him on Twitter.

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