Florence + the Machine have unveiled the latest in a series of videos from this year's How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful, and this one is particularly ambitious. It consists of two songs and is 10 minutes long.
The video features the urgently towering "Queen of Peace" and the quiet "Long and Lost." The accompanying video shows singer Florence Welch and a young girl getting caught up in some small-town drama that plays out amidst towering, blustery seaside cliffs in Scotland. It was directed by Victor Haycock, and "Queen of Peace" acts as a violent crescendo while "Long and Lost" is the melancholic comedown. There's some tame nudity, but consider this NSFW if your workplace frowns on toplessness.
Watch the epic clip below.
The video features the urgently towering "Queen of Peace" and the quiet "Long and Lost." The accompanying video shows singer Florence Welch and a young girl getting caught up in some small-town drama that plays out amidst towering, blustery seaside cliffs in Scotland. It was directed by Victor Haycock, and "Queen of Peace" acts as a violent crescendo while "Long and Lost" is the melancholic comedown. There's some tame nudity, but consider this NSFW if your workplace frowns on toplessness.
Watch the epic clip below.
