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I Don't Wanna Talk (I Just Wanna Dance) | Official Video

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War Child’s Secret 7" has returned with tracks from John Lennon, The Last Dinner Party, The Maccabees and more

Glass Animals share new single 'Vampire Bat'

Glass Animals have dropped an interactive visualiser for viral their TikTok hit 'Take A Slice'

Glass Animals have shared a Mura Masa remix of 'Wonderful Nothing'

Glass Animals have shared a live performance video of 'A Tear in Space' from The Gorge

Glass Animals' new video for 'Show Pony' features an unlikely friendship between an alien and a cow

Glass Animals are heading into the great unknown: "Is it a risk? We'll see, I guess"

Introducing the red-hot August issue of Dork, featuring Glass Animals, Soft Play, Sports Team and more

Glass Animals grapple with a wind tunnel in their new video for 'A Tear In Space (Airlock)'

Glass Animals have announced a new world tour, with UK support from The Big Moon

Glass Animals return as superstars with their fourth studio album, 'I Love You So F***ing Much'

Glass Animals are commemorating the ninth anniversary of their debut album 'ZABA' with some celebratory socks (and more)