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Glass Animals (Music)
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Glass Animals are a Indie TripHop Band from Oxford, England that formed in 2012. They are made of friends vocalist Dave Bayley, guitarist Drew Macfarlane, bassist Edmund Irvin-Singer and drummer Joe Seaward.They've made three albums to date: ZABA in June 2014, How to Be a Human Being in August 2016, and Dreamland in August 2020. They are most known for the songs Black Mambo, Gooey, Life Itself, Pork Soda, Youth, Your Love (Deja Vu), and Heat Waves. They were nominated for the Mercury Prize in 2017 for How to Be a Human Being.Not to be confused with Canadian rock band Glass Tiger.Discography: Leaflings (EP, 2012) Glass Animals (EP, 2013) ZABA (2014) How to Be a Human Being (2016) Dreamland (2020) I Love You So Fucking Much (2024) | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_10cb9a31 | type |
Axes at School | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_10cb9a31 | comment |
Dreamland's title track vaguely alludes to a school shooting, foreshadowing Space Ghost Coast to Coast. | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_17ce80aa | type |
All There in the Manual | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_17ce80aa | comment |
All There in the Manual: All of the characters in How To Be A Human Being have backstories you won't notice in the songs themselves. | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_18eea79e | type |
Anthology | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_18eea79e | comment |
Anthology: HTBAHB is this in audio. | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_1f37a427 | type |
Face on the Cover | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_1f37a427 | comment |
Face on the Cover: A 3D model of Dave Bayley's face appears on the cover of Dreamland and its singles. | |
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It's Snowing Cocaine | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_1f8038da | comment |
It's Snowing Cocaine: In "Cane Shuga", the narrator describes his consumption of the drug as not merely snorting it, but breathing it. | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_25c60be7 | type |
Only in Florida | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_25c60be7 | comment |
"Take a Slice": A cheerful, groovy indie-pop song about a college-aged Florida-bound prostitute who's turning to the line of work to pay for her tuition. | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_26cce216 | type |
Age-Progression Song | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_26cce216 | comment |
Age-Progression Song: "Youth" follows the waitress's son as she watches him grow up without her. | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_281de59f | type |
Extremely Short Timespan | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_281de59f | comment |
Extremely Short Timespan: "It's All So Incredibly Loud". Dave Bayley has said it takes place in the three seconds. | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_30ab0aa1 | type |
Worldbuilding | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_30ab0aa1 | comment |
Worldbuilding: The band has made moodboards for their albums, and centered their second, How to Be a Human Being, on a cast of characters with backstories that extend beyond the content of the songs that represent them. | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_326a740c | type |
Scatterbrained Senior | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_326a740c | comment |
Scatterbrained Senior: The narrator and his wife in "Pork Soda" are suffering from Alzheimer's, hence the "pineapples are in my head" lyric. | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_34a48e7c | type |
Vaporwave | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_34a48e7c | comment |
Dreamland's is heavily influenced by Vaporwave and Seapunk art, depicting Dave Bayley's head in their art styles. | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_34f6774c | type |
Concept Album | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_34f6774c | comment |
Concept Album: Both ZABA and How To Be A Human Being. The former is inspired by the children's book The Zabajaba Jungle, while the latter consists of songs written about characters the band met and stories they heard in the process of making, promoting and touring to promote ZABA. | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_361d0d58 | type |
Concept Video | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_361d0d58 | comment |
Concept Video: Youth, Life Itself, and Season 2 Episode 3 For How to Be a Human Being Dreamland, Tokyo Drifting, Tangerine, Heat Waves and It's all So Incredibly Loud | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_38ad0e6a | type |
BreakingSpeech | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_38ad0e6a | comment |
Breaking Speech: "It's All So Incredibly Loud" according to Word of God | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_40b1b353 | type |
Chess with Death | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_40b1b353 | comment |
Chess with Death: The titular "Black Mambo". But with dominoes. | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_415b3315 | type |
Stylistic Suck | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_415b3315 | comment |
Stylistic Suck: Some pages of the band's website resemble Geocities and Myspace pages. | |
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Manic Pixie Dream Girl | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_46290b93 | comment |
Manic Pixie Dream Girl: Deconstructed in "Season 2, Episode 3". The "Cane Suga" guy laments that his girlfriend is "broken, but she's fun". | |
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All of the Other Reindeer | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_4c8e8078 | comment |
"Life Itself" is oddly up-tempo for a song about a strange outcast trying to fit in with society. | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_4e3d253b | type |
Downer Ending | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_4e3d253b | comment |
On How To Be A Human Being, the central characters of "Life Itself", "Season 2, Episode 3", "Cane Shuga", and the aforementioned "Agnes" each have issues with substance abuse. The first describes himself passing out in public while downing lean, the second spends all day getting baked to the point where she uncaringly eats mayo straight out of the jar, the third is a cocaine addict and dealer, and the fourth has fallen into issues with multiple drugs that may have led to his death. | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_512b00e0 | type |
BSoD Song | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_512b00e0 | comment |
BSoD Song: From How To Be A Human Being: the protagonists of both "Cane Shuga" and "The Other Side of Paradise" despair being left by their respective lovers, the former's breakup having occurred over his drug abuse and the latter's resulting in a suicide attempt. | |
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Sampling | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_515eeccc | comment |
Sampling: "Mama's Gun" samples "Mr. Gruder", originally made by The Carpenters. | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_52196c03 | type |
Age-Gap Romance | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_52196c03 | comment |
Age-Gap Romance: The protagonist in "Poplar St." thinks he's in this. | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_528ba189 | type |
Album Intro Track | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_528ba189 | comment |
Album Intro Track: The title track on Dreamland is a mashup of this, a "table of contents" and a Setting Introduction Song: each verse asks a question that is answered elsewhere in the album, and it ends with: | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_566a3389 | type |
The Aggressive Drug Dealer | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_566a3389 | comment |
The Aggressive Drug Dealer: The "Cane Shuga" character is described as a "drug dealer for the elite" and businessmen. | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_57efd4c4 | type |
Growing Up Sucks | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_57efd4c4 | comment |
Growing Up Sucks: It appears to be a Central Theme in How To Be A Human Being. "Youth" is about being a parent unable to see your child grow up, "Life Itself" is about a stagnant young adult frittering his days away as an unemployed Basement-Dweller and misfit after having been told he'd grow up to be special, "Pork Soda" is about an old man getting dementia, "The Other Side Of Paradise" is about a woman's doomed relationship with a now famous basketball player, "Take A Slice" is about a young woman prostituting herself to pay for college, and "Agnes" is about losing your friend to time while seeing him fall into drug addiction and poor mental health. Fun stuff. | |
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Domestic Abuse | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_590eb583 | comment |
Domestic Abuse: Domestic Bliss | |
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I Want My Beloved to Be Happy | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_60547993 | comment |
I Want My Beloved to Be Happy: "Heat Waves". | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_6db06839 | type |
The Stoner | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_6db06839 | comment |
The Stoner: The girl in "Season 2, Episode 3" is sung to have eaten cereal for lunch and a jar of mayo with a spoon while high on weed. | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_78f26d1c | type |
A Wild Rapper Appears! | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_78f26d1c | comment |
A Wild Rapper Appears!: Joey Bada$$ appears on the non-album single "Lose Control". In Dreamland, Denzel Curry features on "Tokyo Drifting". | |
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Murder Ballad | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_7aea8bae | comment |
Murder Ballad: In "Mama's Gun", the singer, who is suffering from schizophrenia, murders her husband at the behest of auditory hallucinations. | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_7eebe99c | type |
The Alcoholic | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_7eebe99c | comment |
The Alcoholic: "Hazey" deals with a man shielding his daughter from his drunken wife. | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_8338de89 | type |
"I Want" Song | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_8338de89 | comment |
"I Want" Song: "Youth", from a parent's perspective. | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_8c00118f | type |
Spoken Word in Music | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_8c00118f | comment |
Spoken Word in Music: In "[Premade Sandwiches]", a voice rapid-fire raps about people in New York standing in line for superfood, drugs, luxury and sex, not unlike Ok Computer. | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_8c00118f | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_98b5f82b | type |
Basement-Dweller | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_98b5f82b | comment |
Basement-Dweller: Chuck Rogers, the protagonist of "Life Itself", still lives with his mom due to his inability to find a job coupled with clinging to having been told he'd grow up to be special in the past. | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_9ae0cca6 | type |
Character Blog | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_9ae0cca6 | comment |
Character Blog: The cast of HTBAHB have ones that resemble the likes of GeoCities and Myspace pages. | |
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Barbie Doll Anatomy | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_9d1cc720 | comment |
Barbie Doll Anatomy: In the Surreal Music Video for "Space Ghost Coast To Coast", the dozens of naked men dancing throughout the city have no visible gonads. | |
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Whole Episode Flashback | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_9d6e002e | comment |
Whole Episode Flashback: Downplayed. Dreamland takes most of its inspiration from Dave Bayley's past. | |
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Right on Queue | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_9d838f1b | comment |
Right on Queue: "[Premade Sandwiches]" describes people standing in an assortment of lines in illustration of the routine nature of modern city life. | |
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Gender-Blender Name | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_a536f3a3 | comment |
Gender-Blender Name: The eponymous character of "Agnes" is the man holding the camera in the How To Be Human Being album cover. | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_b28a8d0a | type |
Break-Up Song | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_b28a8d0a | comment |
Break-Up Song: "Cane Shuga" is about the businessman having broken up with his girlfriend because of his cocaine abuse. Said girlfriend is the girl from "Season 2, Episode 3", who he described ruefully in that song as a "broken" and incorrigible stoner and who he accuses of "burn[ing] through [his] love, just like [her] drugs". | |
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Used to Be a Sweet Kid | |
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Used to Be a Sweet Kid: The school shooter in "Space Ghost Coast to Coast". | |
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Glass Animals (Music) / int_c75df49a | type |
Shout-Out | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_c75df49a | comment |
Shout-Out: ZABA's title is inspired by William Steig's children's book, "The Zabajaba Jungle". Take a wild guess what "Space Ghost Coast to Coast" is named after. "Toes" is centered around an island full human-animal hybrids. The song also mentions a "Dr. Swango" the singer hallucinates. He is named after the real-life Dr. Michael Swango, who killed 4 to 60 people with arsenic. | |
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Old Flame Fizzle | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_c7fe318d | comment |
Old Flame Fizzle: In "The Other Side of Paradise", the narrator's boyfriend leaves for Hollywood to become a basketball player who falls in love with someone else, much to her chagrin. | |
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Lighter and Softer | |
Glass Animals (Music) / int_ce6555f0 | comment |
Lighter and Softer: Subverted. On the whole, the soundscape of How To Be A Human Being isn't anywhere near as dark and moody as that of ZABA - but lyrically, it's just as apt to dive into dark themes, and often does so even more bluntly. | |
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Cover Version | |
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Cover Version: Love Lockdown at the end of ZABA. | |
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Connected All Along | |
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Connected All Along: In the music videos and "back-matter material." The drug dealer from "Cane Shuga" is the boyfriend of the subject in "Season 2, Episode 3"'s video, and Mrs. Moore from "Poplar St." kidnaps a boy whose mother is the waitress from "Youth". "Life Itself"'s video includes most of these characters, including the subject character and his mother, who is in turn the subject of "Mama's Gun". | |
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Lyrical Dissonance | |
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Lyrical Dissonance: A recurring theme in How To Be A Human Being. "Take a Slice": A cheerful, groovy indie-pop song about a college-aged Florida-bound prostitute who's turning to the line of work to pay for her tuition. "Life Itself" is oddly up-tempo for a song about a strange outcast trying to fit in with society. "Season 2, Episode 3" is a smooth bedroom-pop song about an extremely lazy stoner whose ways are portrayed not as "endearingly chill" so much as "concerning and alienating". Dreamland's title track vaguely alludes to a school shooting, foreshadowing Space Ghost Coast to Coast. | |
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Drugs Are Bad | |
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Drugs Are Bad: On ZABA, "Walla Walla" is a song to a drug addict from the point of view of his addiction, taking advantage of his frightened and depressed state after he's come down from his high to tell him to come to it for consolation; while "Hazey" is from the point of view of a spouse whose partner is an abusive alcoholic. On How To Be A Human Being, the central characters of "Life Itself", "Season 2, Episode 3", "Cane Shuga", and the aforementioned "Agnes" each have issues with substance abuse. The first describes himself passing out in public while downing lean, the second spends all day getting baked to the point where she uncaringly eats mayo straight out of the jar, the third is a cocaine addict and dealer, and the fourth has fallen into issues with multiple drugs that may have led to his death. | |
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Animal Motifs | |
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Animal Motifs: In the album ZABA, several characters are described as fitting animals. The narrator refers to the subject of "Gooey" as "Pooh Bear" to signify their childishness and naivety. "Black Mambo" is about "Mr. Mole" as he faces off against "The Sloth" in an intense game of dominoes. "Cocoa Hooves" is about a elderly man, described as an "old goat". He is unable to escape out of his comfort zone due to an implied heart surgery in the lyrics. | |
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Design Student's Orgasm | |
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Design Student's Orgasm: All of their album covers to date. ZABA has artist Micah Lidberg draw a man and woman sleeping away from each other, among animals in a strange, jungle-like enviroment, fitting the albums's "setting" and themes. How To Be A Human Being by Neil Krug has a very 70s-style aesthetic and an awkward family photo of a diverse group of people, each one a subject of the albums songs, respectively. Dreamland's is heavily influenced by Vaporwave and Seapunk art, depicting Dave Bayley's head in their art styles. | |
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NEET | |
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NEET: Downplayed in "Life Itself". Chuck lives with his mother because he can't get a job, but he laments taking a small amount of her money. | |
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The Vamp | |
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The Vamp: Mrs. Moore in "Poplar St." seduces young men like the protagonist, only to leave him for another lover. | |
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TheSeventies | |
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How To Be A Human Being by Neil Krug has a very 70s-style aesthetic and an awkward family photo of a diverse group of people, each one a subject of the albums songs, respectively. | |
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