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Florence + The Machine formed in South London around 2007, led by Florence Welch. Their debut album 'Lungs' came out in 2009, built around Welch's strong...
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Florence + The Machine formed in South London around 2007, led by Florence Welch. Their debut album 'Lungs' came out in 2009, built around Welch's strong vocals and arrangements that leaned toward the cinematic. Songs like 'Dog Days Are Over' from that record became early signatures.
They followed with 'Ceremonials' in 2011 and 'How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful' in 2015, albums that often dealt with love and emotional turmoil. More recently, 'Dance Fever' from 2022 shifted toward a more rhythmic, experimental feel. The band's core has included Welch, keyboardist Isabella Summers, and guitarist Rob Ackroyd.
Welch has been open at times about personal struggles, including discussing an eating disorder in 2018. The music sometimes uses religious imagery, which has drawn occasional comment.
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