A Spooky‍ Season Offering

Florence and the Machine are preparing a chillingly good treat for fans this Halloween. The band ‍announced on Tuesday, August 19th, that their sixth studio ⁤album, ‍titled Everybody Scream, will be released on october 31st. The announcement was accompanied by the album’s‍ cover art and a simple, evocative⁢ message: “Florence and the Machine. Everybody Scream. The new album. This halloween.”

The announcement follows a series of intriguing teasers, including a cryptic video showcasing Florence Welch digging a hole in a field with a dagger, ‍culminating in⁤ a powerful scream into the earth.

Pre-Order Details and Album Format

Fans can already secure their⁤ copies of Everybody Scream through pre-order ⁤options available‍ on Florence and the Machine’s official ‍website.⁢ The standard ⁣LP will feature 12 new tracks, while deluxe editions – available on both CD and vinyl – will include “chamber versions” of four select songs, offering a unique listening experience.

Following *Dance Fever* and Recent Collaborations

Everybody Scream marks Florence and the Machine’s ‍sixth studio album and their first full-length release as 2022’s critically acclaimed dance Fever. While details ⁤remain scarce,Florence Welch offered a glimpse behind the scenes in an Instagram⁤ post from early July. The photo dump revealed Welch working in the studio with Idles‍ guitarist Mark Bowen and a whiteboard brimming with creative ideas, including affirmations like “Clarity⁢ = Power,” and focused directives like “VOCALS!!!” and “Swans vs. Adele.”

The band has remained active ⁢sence‍ Dance Fever,releasing the single “Mermaids” in 2023. They’ve also contributed covers to popular soundtracks, including a rendition of No doubt’s “Just a Girl” for the series Yellowjackets and a poignant version of the British WWII classic “White Cliffs of ⁢Dover” for The New Look. Earlier this year, Florence and the Machine collaborated with Everything Is Recorded and Sampha on the single “Never Felt Better.”