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London Grammar have shared a new remix of their recent single ‘Lose Your Head’ by Glass Animals frontman Dave Bayley – you can hear the reworking below.Originally released in January, ‘Lose Your Head’ will feature on the trio’s upcoming third album ‘Californian Soil’, which is set for release on April 9.Speaking about ‘Lose Your Head’, London Grammar singer Hannah Reid said: “‘Lose Your Head’ is about power and control in relationships.

It was the spring of 2018, and Glass Animals had big plans. They were about to cap off two years of nonstop touring by supporting Beck that summer at a few massive shows, including one at Madison Square Garden. Then, frontman Dave Bayley was intending to begin work on the followup to their critically-acclaimed album How to Be a Human Being in the fall.

Glass Animals’ frontman Dave Bayley explained of their third album ‘Dreamland’ in their recent NME cover feature. Having created two albums that largely explored the lives of others (2014 debut ‘Zaba’ and its follow 2016 follow-up ‘How to Be a Human Being’, the latter of which based each of the 11 songs on a different character), their latest release marks a stark change in how the Oxfordian quartet construct an album.

Glass Animals have shared a brand new single – watch the video for ‘It’s All So Incredibly Loud’ below.The track lands ahead of the band’s third album ‘Dreamland’, which is out next Friday (August 7).Frontman Dave Bayley says of the track: “The entire song is about three seconds of time. The time between you saying something devastating and then seeing the reaction.

Glass Animals have shared a video of them performing ‘Heat Waves’ on the streets of Hackney.The spontaneous gig takes place in front of a billboard advertising their upcoming third studio album, ‘Dreamland’. Take a look below.thank you ppl of hackney, that was weird.thank you ppl of hackney, that was weird.Posted by Glass Animals on Saturday, July 25, 2020The footage of the pop-up event includes a behind-the-scenes glimpse at the start that sees lead singer Dave Bayley confess his nerves over

Glass Animals frontman Dave Bayley has shared a stripped-back solo rendition of the band’s latest single ‘Heat Waves’.In contrast to the bass-heavy psych-pop of the original, the clip sees Bayley performing the track with just guitar and voice in the empty concert hall of London venue Hackney Earth, where the band shot the video for ‘Heat Waves’.Watch Bayley perform the song below: In a caption accompanying the video, Bayley encouraged fans to donate to Crew Nation, an organisation which aids

Glass Animals have released a brand-new single entitled ‘Heat Waves’, lifted from their forthcoming album, ‘Dreamland’.The premiere was paired with an accompanying music video, directed by Colin Read. The clip sees frontman Dave Bayley wandering the streets of London under quarantine, pulling a wagon loaded with music gear and making his way to an empty venue.

Frontman Dave Bayley took to Reddit to tease the 17-song release

The latest in Glass Animals' Quarantine Covers video series

Glass Animals' Dave Bayley paid tribute to one of his musical heroes, Bill Withers, over the weekend by performing a cover of his seminal hit "Lean On Me."As the third episode of the English indie rock band's "Quarantine Covers" series, the frontman picked the fan's song request because, "He's one of my favorite songwriters of all time....

The latest in Bayley's 'Quarantine Covers' series

"The song is about being addicted to chaos"

It's the first in a new series of 'Quarantine Covers' from frontman Dave Bayley

Oxford quartet Glass Animals are known for putting on an electrifying live show. With their underplay at the Music Hall of Williamsburg on Wednesday (Feb.

Glass Animals are feeling "Your Love." On Wednesday (Feb.