English group Florence + The Machine’s dramatic and often eccentric production helmed by the powerful vocals of frontwoman Florence Welch - often called one of the best vocalists of this generation - make for epic, bluesy indie rock that melds together folk and pop with lyrics filled with literary references, pre-Raphaelite imagery, and Welch’s confessional, reflective musings. With the 15th anniversary of their breakthrough debut studio album ‘Lungs’ this week, we go Back To Back through the band’s lush, genre-bending discography.



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Shake It Out (Ceremonials)

Drumming Song (Lungs) 

Hunger (High As Hope)  

Dog Days Are Over (Lungs) 

My Love (Dance Fever) 

You’ve Got The Love (Lungs) 

Cosmic Love (Lungs) 

Ship To Wreck (How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful) 

Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up) (Lungs) 

English group Florence + The Machine’s dramatic and often eccentric production helmed by the powerful vocals of frontwoman Florence Welch - often called one of the best vocalists of this generation - make for epic, bluesy indie rock that melds together folk and pop with lyrics filled with literary references, pre-Raphaelite imagery, and Welch’s confessional, reflective musings. With the 15th anniversary of their breakthrough debut studio album ‘Lungs’ this week, we go Back To Back through the band’s lush, genre-bending discography.--Shake It Out (Ceremonials)Drumming Song (Lungs) Hunger (High As Hope) &nbsp;Dog Days Are Over (Lungs) My Love (Dance Fever) You’ve Got The Love (Lungs) Cosmic Love (Lungs) Ship To Wreck (How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful) Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up) (Lungs)&nbsp;

Join Daryl Ong & Othniel Ting as they take you through the discography of our artist of the week, playing some of their most iconic and memorable hits back to back. 

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