Florence and the Machine release official 'Spectrum' music video - Examiner.com

Posted: 31 May 2012 06:41 PM PDT

On May 30 Florence and the Machine released the official "Spectrum" music video on the band's VEVO channel. The David LaChapelle and John Byrne directed music video features ballerina's, Florence with a mini-her, and a glowing private part. You can watch Florence and the Machine's official "Spectrum" music video here.

The music video begins with lead vocalist Florence Welch sitting on a chair with her legs wide open. There is a glowing light illuminating from her private part down under. The scene changes to Welch standing on a stage surrounded by ballet dancers, and once the chorus kicks in they start pirouetting, jumping, and dancing around the singing songstress.

Florence seems to be in charge until the dancers begin to lose control and fall all over one another. The almost five and a half minute long music video also features a young Florence look-a-like who is a ballerina.

The song "Spectrum" is the fourth official single off the band's most recent studio album, Ceremonials. The song "Spectrum" will be officially released a single on July 8, 2012. The band is touring in support of Ceremonials, and you can view tour dates here. They will not only be one of the headlining acts at the 2012 Lollapalooza, but the only female fronted headlining act at the Chicago music festival.

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Florence and the Machine release official 'Spectrum' music video - Examiner.com

Florence and the Machine release official 'Spectrum' music video - Examiner.com

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