What album is "Creatures in Heaven" from?

"Creatures in Heaven" by Glass Animals is taken from the album I Love You So F***ing Much, released on Polydor Records.

Is the music video for "Creatures in Heaven" official?

Yes — the music video for "Creatures in Heaven" was uploaded by GlassAnimalsVEVO on YouTube.

Where is Glass Animals from?

Glass Animals is associated with the Oxford scene on Dork.

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The official music video for "Creatures in Heaven" by Glass Animals, taken from the album I Love You So F***ing Much on Polydor Records. Uploaded by GlassAnimalsVEVO, the artist's official channel.

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Creatures in Heaven

From the album I Love You So F***ing Much

Label: Polydor Records

Creatures in Heaven

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