Listen: Florence + the Machine - 'Never Let Me Go' (Clams Casino Remix)
Gorilla vs Bear have premiered the Clams Casino reworking of 'Never Let Me Go' by Florence + The Machine, which is the b-side to her forthcoming single, which is released on 180-gram white vinyl, and limited to 500 copies (all hand numbered), on April 9th via the Vinyl Factory.
It's not as hard hitting as his usual output, but as pointed out in that Gorilla vs. Bear article, the final minute is when everything comes together.
Check it out below.
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