Florence + The Machine - Everybody Scream Review
Born out of a potentially fatal health scare, Florence Welch’s sixth album Everybody Scream offers catharsis and evolution.
In 2022, Florence Welch’s Dance Fever tour was derailed when she suffered a potentially fatal health scare. Since then, she’s recovered and kept her powder dry, making a high-profile appearance on Taylor Swift’s Florida!!!, a more covert one on The Weeknd’s Reflections Laughing and sneaking out a smattering of covers.
She’s now working alongside Idles guitarist Mark Bowen and Everybody Scream is both a re-statement of what made her so beguiling and a gentle step forwards. Medical worries hover,
“sometimes my body seems so alien to me,”she sighs on Kraken, but the wind tunnel that is You Can Have It All and the howling title track could have graced debut album Lungs.
More encouragingly, the epic One Of The Greats, the cascading hooks of Witch Dance and the atypically tender Buckle are signs of an artist broadening her horizons.
Author's summary: Florence Welch's sixth album offers catharsis and evolution.
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