Oxford-based Glass Animals have reached a considerably big audience with their numerous bodies of work released from the past few years, and ever since initially blowing up with the help of track "Gooey", we've been keeping a close eye on any new releases from them (you can find extensive tracks by them on the site). Following the release of their new single, "Life Itself", a couple months back, the four-piece has released the latest piece from their new body of work, and, like their gloomy, hazy brand of indie-alternative we've come to love, this cut holds a similar sonic vein. There's tribal percussion and various other oddly fitting instrumentation within, and it all conveys a smooth, one-of-a-kind vibe one could only expect from these magnificent music-making guys. "Youth", as mentioned above, is a prelude to their forthcoming full-length album, How to be a Human Being, dropping August 26, and we haven't yet been more excited for their return.
Glass Animals