Florence & the Machine – Lungs
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After releasing her debut single ‘Dog Days Are Over’, the magnetic Florence & The Machine has built up a formidable following of fans and critics alike, even winning this years highly prestigious Critics Choice BRIT Award.
With the impressive debut album Lungs Florence Welch looks set to exceed all hype and expectation, blowing her contemporaries out of the water.
Lungs is produced by Paul Epworth, James Ford (Arctic Monkeys, The Klaxons, Last Shadow Puppets) and Steve Mackay (Pulp, M.I.A).
Tracklisting
Disk 1
1. Dog Days Are Over
2. Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up)
3. I’m Not Calling You A Liar
4. Howl
5. Kiss With A Fist
6. Girl With One Eye
7. Drumming Song
8. Between Two Lungs
9. Cosmic Love
10. My Boy Builds Coffins
11. Hurricane Drunk
12. Blinding
13. You’ve Got The Love
14. Enhanced Element
Disk 2
1. Bird Song Intro
2. Bird Song
3. Dog Days Are Over (Demo)
4. Falling
5. Hardest Of Hearts
6. Ghosts (Demo)
7. Girl With One Eye (Bayou Percussion Version)
8. Swimming
9. Dog Days Are Over Digital Inset Video
10. Kiss With A Fist Video Digital Inset Video
11. Drumming Song Video Digital Inset Video
12. You’ve Got the Love Digital Inset Video
13. Rabbit Heart (Raise it Up) Digital Inset Video
Professional Reviews
Spin (p.76) – “On ‘Dog Days Are Over,’ she sings so delicately about a happiness that hits you ‘like a train’ that you feel protective.”
Spin (p.33) – Ranked #8 in Spin’s “40 Best Albums Of 2009″ — “[The] debut has a decidedly slick veneer, making ’80s New Romanticism feel like a fresh clarion call…”
Entertainment Weekly (p.58) – “Singer Florence Welch’s immaculately constructed indie pop recalls Regina Spektor, but without the studied artiness…” — Grade: A-
Entertainment Weekly (p.104) – Included in Entertainment Weekly’s ‘The Best Albums of 2009′ — “LUNGS evokes generations of iconoclastic females…but doesn’t surrender Welch’s own spectacular voice for a moment.”
Pitchfork (Website) – “[With] garage rock, epic soul, pint-tipping Britbeat, and — best of all — a mystic brand of pop that’s part Annie Lennox, Grace Slick and Joanna Newsom.”
