Florence + The Machine

‘Ship To Wreck’, the second single to be taken from the album ‘How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful’, followed on from the track ‘What Kind of Man’. Both tracks were recorded in Miloco’s The Pool.

Florence + The Machine Releases

Florence + The Machine - 'Mermaids'

Released 21st April 2023

Recorded at: The Pool & The Bridge Engineered by: Jonny Breakwell & Billy Halliday Assisted by: Evie Clark-Yospa & James Pinfield-Wells…

Florence + The Machine - 'Dance Fever'

Released 13th May 2022

Recorded at: The Pool, The Bridge and Sleeper Sounds Engineered by: Billy Halliday Assisted by: Ben Loveland and James Pinfield-Wells…

Florence + The Machine - 'Call me Cruella'

Released 21st May 2021

If you’ve been to the cinema this summer, you’ll no doubt have heard (and probably felt) the latest big-hitter recorded at The Pool thumping into the corridors and rattling your popcorn. We were honoured to welcome Florence + The Machine into the studio in February, to record their latest track “Call me Cruella,” from the soundtrack of Disney’s latest movie, “Cruella.” Recorded by engineer Billy Halliday and assisted by Ben Loveland, the track features a driving, throbbing bassl…

Florence + The Machine - '‘I Love You All The Time’ feat. The Maccabees'

Released 18th December 2015

In December Miloco regulars Florence + The Machine and The Maccabees came together in The Pool to record a cover of The Eagles Of Death Metal's 'I Love You All The Time'. All royalties from the song are to be donated to The Sweet Stuff Foundation - the non-profit organization founded in 2013 by EODM co-founder Joshua Homme to provide assistance to musicians and their families in times of need, as well as musical education and gear for the next generation - and will aid the surviving family …

Florence + The Machine - 'How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful'

Released 1st June 2015

Florence + The Machine album ‘How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful’ was produced by Markus Dravs (Coldplay) at The Pool and mostly mixed by Craig Silvey at Toast. The opening track ‘Ship To Wreck’ sees Welch in an insomniac confusion as she admits she “can’t help but pull the earth around me to make my bed”. This vivid notion of darkness is echoed in the image of “trying to cross a canyon with a broken limb” in the single ‘What Kind of Man’. …