The sixth album from Florence + The Machine has been introduced. Everyone Scream is ready to be launched on October 31.
The album’s title monitor is out now with an accompanying video directed by Autumn de Wilde.
The album shall be launched in a wide range of codecs, together with a “Chamber” vinyl version which incorporates 4 chamber variations unique to the discharge. The “Chamber” version additionally comes with distinctive cowl artwork, a 24”x36” poster, and a 16-page booklet. The 2LP is housed in a triple gatefold. The “Chamber” version additionally arrives in CD format. Different choices embody a conventional 2LP launch, a CD launch, two completely different cassette choices — together with a “Bloodwood Edition” — and digital obtain.
The title monitor begins with twinkling synthesizer notes and layers of vocals from Welch. The track kicks into excessive gear with a galloping drum groove, shrieks and screams from a group of vocals, and a strong efficiency from Welch. On the track, she sings: “Here I don’t have to quiet/ Here I don’t have to be kind/ Extraordinary and normal all at the same time/ But look at me run myself ragged/ Blood on the stage/ But how can I leave you when you’re screaming my name?/ Screaming my name.”
Florence Welch wrote and produced the album over the previous two years with a close-knit circle of collaborators together with Mark Bowen of IDLES—who seems within the video for “Everybody Scream” alongside Aaron Dessner and Mitski. The track was co-written by Welch, Mitski, and Bowen.
After needing lifesaving surgical procedure on the Dance Fever Tour, Florence’s restoration took her down the trail of non secular mysticism, witchcraft and people horror as she felt the bounds of her physique and explored what it means to be “healed.” The album treads via womanhood, partnership, getting older, and dying; exposing the murky within the mundane. Everyone Scream follows Florence + The Machine’s celebrated chart-topping 2022 effort, Dance Fever.
Store Florence + The Machine’s Everyone Scream on vinyl or CD now.
