Manchester Orchestra Drummer Dies at 42
The music world has lost a vibrant talent with the passing of Timothy Very, the drummer for the indie rock band Manchester Orchestra. He died at the age of 42, a fact shared through a heartfelt post by the band on Instagram on Saturday.
Tributes Pour In for Timothy Very
Manchester Orchestra expressed their grief, referring to Very as “the most beloved human being” any of them had the fortune to know. The statement highlighted the deep impact he had on those around him, noting his infectious laugh and kindness. Very had a rare ability to make strangers feel like friends and friends feel like family.
A Life of Music and Family
The band emphasized that the only thing Timothy adored more than music was his family. They remembered him as a joyful father whose positivity uplifted everyone. Manchester Orchestra wrote, “Tim was a force of positivity.” His charm touched many lives, and his absence is profoundly felt.
Musical Impact
Very had an established career prior to joining Manchester Orchestra. He was a founding member of Waking Ashland, a San Diego rock band formed in 2003. His journey with Manchester Orchestra began when he joined the group for their album “Simple Math,” released in 2011, replacing former drummer Jeremiah Edmond.
Legacy
While the cause of Timothy Very’s passing has not been disclosed, the band’s tribute reflects the lasting impression he made in both music and personal relationships. His legacy will live on through the music he created and the lives he touched.
