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The much anticipated third studio long-player from Florence Welch and her mechanically inclined cohorts, How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful arrives after a period of recalibration for the spirited and soulful English chamber rockers. Arriving three and a half years after 2011's critically acclaimed Ceremonials, the 11-track set, produced by Markus Dravs, eschews the water and death-fixated metaphors of Ceremonials in favor of a more honest and revealing look at Welch's life, while retaining all of the scope and mystic pageantry of her prior outings.
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Release Date: | 06/02/2015 |
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Label: | Republic |
UPC: | 0602547236067 |
catalogNumber: | 002312102 |
Rank: | 86990 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
Florence + the Machine Primary Artist,Vocals,Background VocalsSteve Jones Electric Guitar
John Barclay Trumpet,Piccolo Trumpet
Ian Belton Violin
Nick Cooper Cello
Markus Dravs Synthesizer,Percussion,Glockenspiel,Electric Guitar,Synthesizer Bass
Richard Edwards Tenor Trombone
James Hallawell Organ,Piano,Hammond Organ,farfisa organ
Sally Herbert Conductor
Ann Morfee Violin
Sonia Slany Violin
Patrick Kiernan Violin
Bruce White Viola
Ian Humphries Violin
Julia Singleton Violin
Oren Marshall Tuba
Everton Nelson Violin
Nigel Black French Horn
Paul Epworth Organ,Synthesizer,Bass,Guitar,Percussion,Drums
Lucy Shaw Bass
Ian Rathbone Viola
Emlyn Singleton Violin
Fiona Bonds Viola
Ian Burdge Cello
Sophie Harris Cello
Andy Wood Trombone,Euphonium
Nick Barr Viola
Pete Harrison Bassoon
Leo Abrahams Acoustic Guitar,Electric Guitar
Chris Worsey Cello
Natalia Bonner Violin
Gillon Cameron Violin
Mark Saunders Bass
John Smart Violin
Richard Pryce Bass
Daniel Newell Trumpet,Flugelhorn,Piccolo Trumpet
Rebecca Wood Oboe,Cor anglais
Robin Baynton Organ,Piano,fender rhodes
Rachel Robson Viola
Kid Harpoon Synthesizer,Bass,Percussion,Drums,Electric Guitar
Rob Ackroyd Acoustic Guitar,Electric Guitar,Ukulele
Isabella Summers fender rhodes
Tom Rees-Roberts Trumpet
Max Baillie Viola
Rick Koster Violin
Alison Dods Violin
Phillip Eastop French Horn
Phil Cobb Trumpet,Trumpet Flugelhorn
John Hill Synthesizer
Eliza Marshall Flute,Alto Flute
Matt Ingram Percussion,Drums
Ed Tarrant Euphonium
Oliver Langford Violin
Sam Jacobs French Horn
Baby N'sola Background Vocals
Ciaran McCabe Violin
Rusty Bradshaw Piano
Pete Prokopiw Harp,Cimbalom
Iain Berryman Acoustic Guitar,Piano,Cornet,Harmonium
Janelle Martin Background Vocals
Chris Hayden Percussion,Drums
Nims Miller Background Vocals
Elise Campbell French Horn
Andy Crowley Trumpet
Technical Credits
Markus Dravs Composer,Programming,Producer,Woodwind ArrangementSally Herbert Orchestration,String Arrangements,Brass Arrangment,Flute Arrangement,Woodwind Arrangement,Brass Conductor
Paul Epworth Composer,Producer
Dan Cox Engineer
Mat Bartram Engineer
Ali Helnwein String Arrangements,Brass Arrangment
James Ford Composer,Programming,Woodwind Arrangement
Robin Baynton Engineer
Kid Harpoon Producer,Brass Arrangment
Ester Dean Composer
Florence + the Machine Composer
Isabella Summers Composer
John Hill Composer,Producer,Brass Arrangment
Tom Hull Composer
Pete Prokopiw Programming
Iain Berryman Engineer
Joe Kearns Engineer
Will Owen String Arrangements,Brass Arrangment
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