#florenceandthemachine

Deep analysis of lyric, song and sound spanning 2500+ words.

A further 2000 words exploring the machinations of Florence Welch and her machines. Album Four.

Another 1800 or so words breaking down (there's a pun there) the Florence and the Machine Album, Ceremonials.

Clocking in at just over 2000 words, this rambling, meandering post explores the album "Lungs"

On 16 June, 2022, on some other social media, I posted the words: If my interests were expressed in Venn Diagrams you'd see an overlap of relating an interpretation of Florence and The Machine's song

(Ver la parte inferior de la publicación para español) Hello everybody on Hive and especially the Hive Open Mic Community! My name is Jasper and I'm writing (and singing) to you from a small coastal town

In the North-Eastern segment of Adelaide's surrounding parklands, lies a park numbered 11. It is also known as Botanic Park, and it is filled with grass, trees, bats, and other park-related things, like

Elza is an alternative rock singer, composer, producer, arranger, keyboardist, and guitarist from Canada. With her debut EP Glories, Elza managed to make it on community radio stations and reach #16 with

High as Hope is a marvel when Welch pushes past the boundaries both within herself and in the familiar structure of songs, but falters when stagnating inside those constraints. On songs like “No Choir”,

Florence + The Machine did some really great songs in the past so I really hope that there will be new material in 2018. Read the full article packed with Florence news on NME:

So ive talked about how often video games contain amazing music non gamers never get to hear? Last year Square Enix were releasing their huge RPG Final fantasy 15, a game 10 years in the making and wanted