Florence + The Machine performed ‘Everybody Scream’ on the Graham Norton Show last night, The London band are set to release their sixth full-length effort on October 31st, following on from 2022’s ‘Dance Fever’. Florence Welch and co. have already previewed the project with ‘One Of The Greats‘, and the title track, which they took on Friday night live in the studio.
The theatrical rendition saw her backed by a choir for a rousing performance amplified by dramatic lighting and Welch’s soaring vocals as she recited: “The harvest, the needle, protect me from evil/ The magic and the misery, madness and the mystery / Oh, what has it done to me? Everybody scream.”
The group recently posted the back cover to the upcoming LP, which contains 12 songs overall. The album opens with F+TM’s two recent singles, ahead of cuts titled ‘Witch Dance’, ‘Sympathy Magic’, ‘Perfume And Milk’, ‘Buckle’ and ‘Kraken’.
The rest of the record is comprised of the tracks ‘The Old Religion’, ‘Drink Deep’, ‘Music By Men’ and ‘You Can Have It All’, before concluding with ‘And Love’.
The stirring track comes from their upcoming album, which is set to arrive on October 31st
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