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Single Reviews
Single Review: Florence And The Machine – Dog Days Are Over (Moshi Moshi)
By CMU Editorial | Published on Monday 24 November 2008
South London’s Florence And The Machine has been on Britain’s indie circuit for a good few years now, producing pretty, multi-instrumental and often breathtaking tunes. ‘Dog Days Are Over’, Florence’s newest release, does not disappoint – it, in fact, does anything but. Beautiful, exhilarating and anthemic, ‘Dog Days Are Over’ is a true testament to Florence’s integrity as an inspirational and endearingly charismatic artist. Produced by James Ford of Simian Mobile Disco, ‘Dog Days’ is gorgeously composed and builds up just at the right moments, proving that a pretty song by a pretty lady can be a pretty bloody awesome sing-aloud anthem. Listen out for B-side ‘You’ve Got The Love’, a spine-tingling cover of The Source’s hugely popular dance hit that Florence truly makes her own. TW
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