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Florence and the Machine
Photo: BBC
Doug Brod: “Her success kind of made me feel good in a couple of ways. Chiefly, because it’s such an interesting sound. She’s kind of goth-y, kind of garage-y. It’s kind of a weird amalgam of genres. It wasn’t the kind of record you hear and go ‘Oh wow, this is gonna be a huge success in America.’ But…it’s been a pretty big success in America.”
Listen: Florence and the Machine’s “Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up)”
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