Glass Animals

Glass Animals is a British indie pop band formed in 2010 in Oxford, England. The group consists of lead vocalist Dave Bayley, drummer Joe Seaward, bassist Ed Irwin-Singer, and keyboardist Drew MacFarlane. Their music blends elements of electronic, psychedelic pop, and alternative rock, characterized by lush soundscapes and introspective lyrics. The band's debut album, **"Zaba"** (2014), garnered critical acclaim and included the hit single **"Gooey,"** which became a viral sensation, showcasing their unique sound. Their sophomore album, **"How to Be a Human Being"** (2016), further solidified their place in the indie music scene, featuring tracks like **"Life Itself"** and **"Youth."** Their 2020 album, **"Dreamland,"** marked a significant commercial breakthrough, propelled by the viral success of **"Heat Waves,"** which topped charts globally and achieved multi-platinum status. Glass Animals are known for their innovative approach to music and visual art, often incorporating immersive experiences in their live performances. Their impact lies in their ability to blend genres and resonate with a diverse audience, contributing to the evolution of modern indie pop.