Review: Florence and the Machine – High As Hope
Florence’s pre-raphaelite-pop returns with mixed results on the long-awaited High As Hope.
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This Week In Records (13/04/2018): Sigrid, Janelle Monae, & Florence and The Machine
Singles, singles, singles! There’s hardly an album in sight as Sam Law runs down his pick of the week’s new music.
Review: Florence and the Machine at Alexandra Palace
Florence and the Machine stopped off at Alexandra Palace as part of their ‘How Big How Blue How Beautiful’ UK headline tour (22/09/15).
Florence and the Machine and The Prodigy to play Benicàssim 2015
The Spanish festival will also see the likes of Clean Bandit and Bastille.
Florence and the Machine – Ceremonials
The indie pop festival favourites are back, with a haunting and beautiful, but flawed, sophomore effort.
Florence + the Machine announce UK and Ireland tour
The How Big Tour will end with four dates at London’s Alexandra Palace.
Nostalgic News: Florence + The Machine’s ‘High As Hope’ turns 5!
Editor Amy Scott-Munden reminisces over Florence + The Machines ‘High as Hope’ album. ‘Florence Welch is the most poetic genius of our time’
Out For Blood: A Singles Review of Florence + The Machine’s “Mermaids”
Kat Munday is loving Florence & The Machine’s female rage in the new track, ‘Mermaids’.
‘Lacklustre at the best of times’: A Review of Florence + The Machine’s Dance Fever
Editor Sam Pegg gets into the Dance Fever mood.
Review: Florence + The Machine – ‘My Love’
Sam Pegg is in love with Florence’s new single.
Nostalgic News: Florence + The Machine’s How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful was released 5 years ago
Olivia Dellar looks back at Florence’s third album.
The Edge’s hopes and preparations for 2017… as expressed through the medium of song
Writer Sophie Trenear offers the best songs to prepare for the coming year. iPods at the ready.
Preview: AURORA and XamVolo at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, London
AURORA embarks on a UK tour this autumn, see her in the heart of our great capital on the 13th October.
Kendrick Lamar and Taylor Swift lead 2016 Grammy nominations
Ed Sheeran and The Weeknd are also strong contenders for next year’s awards, which will take place in February 2016.