Glass Animals
From 'Heat Waves' to heartache: Glass Animals' 'I Love You So F***ing Much' is a cosmic exploration of human connection - a vulnerable, genre-bending odyssey that proves they're far more than a one-international-megahit band.
Glass Animals are heading into the great unknown: "Is it a risk? We'll see, I guess"
GLASS ANIMALS ARE HEADING INTO THE GREAT UNKNOWN: "IS IT A RISK? WE'LL SEE, I GUESS"
From 'Heat Waves' to heartache: Glass Animals' 'I Love You So F***ing Much' is a cosmic exploration of human connection - a vulnerable, genre-bending odyssey that proves they're far more than a one-international-megahit band.
The Dork Popzine · 196 pages
How To Be
A Human Being.
Ten years on. The whole story, in print.
Our Glass Animals collector’s edition brings together Dork’s original interviews from 2016–2018, photography and artwork in one 196-page volume.
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Presenting our first-ever Dork Popzine with a Glass Animals 'How To Be A Human Being' collector's edition book
NewsDork and Glass Animals have announced a one-night-only ‘How To Be A Human Being’ anniversary party
Features & interviews
A lot can happen in just four years, and Glass Animals have been through more than their fair share.
Glass Animals: "We've done some stupid stuff; it's very lucky that we're all here"
GLASS ANIMALS: "WE'VE DONE SOME STUPID STUFF; IT'S VERY LUCKY THAT WE'RE ALL HERE"
A lot can happen in just four years, and Glass Animals have been through more than their fair share.
Album & live reviews
News
Dork and Glass Animals have announced a one-night-only ‘How To Be A Human Being’ anniversary party
NewsWar Child has revealed the artists behind this year's Secret 7" sleeve designs
All Glass Animals stories
Every published Glass Animals story in the archive, newest first.
Arctic Monkeys, Glass Animals, Bring Me The Horizon and more are playing Lowlands 2022
There'll also be Wet Leg, Yard Act, Sam Fender, Pinkpantheress and a whole load more.
Glass Animals do things differently at London's Alexandra Palace
Watching a progress bar fill may not be the sort of thing you'd expect at a packed Ally Pally gig, but **Glass Animals** have always been a band who've rallied against expectations. At one point, their chewy bubblegum approach to alt-indie-pop and everything in-between may have felt like too much of a shift to absorb, but the proof is in the pudding.
Glass Animals are raising money for the Music Venue Trust with their very own peanut butter
It's available to pre-order now.
