Florence + The Machine return
Here we go, then. Florence + The Machine are back for their (her?) third album, which traditionally involves searching for a new angle.
Judging by How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful, they (she?) have been drawing inspiration from Brassed Off, as it's rammed full of tubas.
Slow and sombre, it's a little musical hallucination, with Florence intoning the title over and over and over. And, despite the impeccable orchestration, you have to assume it's a scene-setter or album intro, rather than a single.
Having said that, it does have it's own video, directed by Tabitha Denholm and Vincent Haycock, in which Florence dances with a doppelganger in a deserted amphitheatre.
Whatever the song turns out to be, it's nice to have them (her?) back.
Florence + The Machine - How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful
Judging by How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful, they (she?) have been drawing inspiration from Brassed Off, as it's rammed full of tubas.
Slow and sombre, it's a little musical hallucination, with Florence intoning the title over and over and over. And, despite the impeccable orchestration, you have to assume it's a scene-setter or album intro, rather than a single.
Having said that, it does have it's own video, directed by Tabitha Denholm and Vincent Haycock, in which Florence dances with a doppelganger in a deserted amphitheatre.
Whatever the song turns out to be, it's nice to have them (her?) back.
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