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 collaborated with other artists, making appearances on Taylor Swift’s Florida!!! and The Weeknd’s Reflections Laughing.
Everybody Scream is a result of her work alongside Idles guitarist Mark Bowen, and it marks both a re-statement of her previous style and a gentle step forward.
“sometimes my body seems so alien to me,”she sings on Kraken, reflecting on her medical worries.
- The album features tracks like You Can Have It All and the title track, which could have fit into her debut album Lungs.
- More experimental tracks, such as One Of The Greats, Witch Dance, and Buckle, showcase the artist's broadening horizons.
Author's summary: Florence Welch's sixth album offers catharsis and evolution after a health scare.
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