Florence + the Machine made a comeback with their first album in four years on May 13. The new release, titled "Dance Fever," featured the singles "King," "Heaven Is Here," and "My Love." The album cover, shot by photographer and film director Autumn de Wilde, features Florence Welch standing in a robe with flowers in her hair in front of a full moon and elements of nature carefully arranged to mimic a shadow box.
Recording for the album was originally set to begin in March 2020 but was postponed due to the pandemic. Taking inspiration from '70s pop culture, the Middle Ages, pre-Raphaelite art, and ancient folklore, Welch pieced together a 14-track album that includes songs like "Girl Against God," "Restraint," and "Morning Elvis."
