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Art + Tracklist for Florence's new album Everybody Scream.

davinciae

feeling like a victorian man seeing an ankle for the first time

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endiness

Dream Girl Evil (Live on The Graham Norton Show) FLORENCE + THE MACHINE

lifeisourcause

Everybody Scream tracklist

stillgotscars

sympathy magic - florence + the machine

cuntywhitaker

FLORENCE + THE MACHINE Everybody Scream (Live on the Graham Norton Show)

wren-was-here

something something “it must me nice to be a man and make boring music just because you can” & “every time a guy writes a song, he’s a cowboy, a sailor / playing with the world in his palm like the first pioneer”

arosetolivefor

Everybody Scream (Live on the Graham Norton Show)

wibblyrlin

FLORENCE + THE MACHINE Sympathy Magic (2025)

indigoire

"You Can Have It All" is probably my favorite song outside of the singles ("Everybody Scream", "One of the Greats", and "Sympathy Magic"). It's lyrically powerful, angry with righteousness, and the musical build-up to the chorus is fantastic. It also feels a lot like Lungs era Florence in the best way. Very much like "Howl", or "Blinding". The screams and creaks and wind in the background make me feel like I'm outside in a magic circle summoning something.

And then "And Love" comes in right after it with harps and piano calming everything down. Florence said this was her way of calling down good things and the exhale at the end of the album and it definitely feels like it. Immediately added to my "chill out" playlist.

lesbiandemondaddy

Looks like Kraken is evil Bird Song

akajustmerry

listening to Everybody Scream....and, wow, yeah. Listening with the context that Florence Welch wrote this album after an ectopic pregnancy that miscarried and almost killed her is truly so vital to fully appreciate it imo. This is an album so full of grief, so full of fear of the body, of clawing your way back to a body that almost didn't save you, of coming to terms with such a horror and grief alienating you from gender and romance, and of how grief over a life un-lived transforms you. I've been listening to Florence since I was barely a teen and this is truly some of the most acutely personal work she's ever shared. it would be a shame, I think, if people couldn't appreciate that aspect of Everybody Scream for what it is. so if you didn't know this album is about the aftermath of Florence's near-fatal ectopic pregnancy and miscarriage, now you do and your listening will be all the more profoundly moving for it <3