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Track List
01) Dreamland
02) Tangerine
03) ((Home Movie: 1994))
04) Hot Sugar
05) ((Home Movie: btx))
06) Space Ghost Coast to Coast
07) Tokyo Drifting
08) Melon and the Coconut
09) Your Love (Déjà Vu)
10) Waterfalls Coming Out Your Mouth
11) It's All So Incredibly Loud
12) ((Home Movie: Rockets))
13) Domestic Bliss
14) Heat Waves
15) ((Home Movie: Shoes On))
16) Helium
01) Dreamland
02) Tangerine
03) ((Home Movie: 1994))
04) Hot Sugar
05) ((Home Movie: btx))
06) Space Ghost Coast to Coast
07) Tokyo Drifting
08) Melon and the Coconut
09) Your Love (Déjà Vu)
10) Waterfalls Coming Out Your Mouth
11) It's All So Incredibly Loud
12) ((Home Movie: Rockets))
13) Domestic Bliss
14) Heat Waves
15) ((Home Movie: Shoes On))
16) Helium
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3:20
0:07
3:54
0:13
3:07
3:36
2:28
3:54
2:41
4:19
1:00
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3:58
0:31
5:28
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First Released
2020
Electronic
Dreamy
Rock/Pop
Youth
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In July 2018, Glass Animals drummer Joe Seaward was riding his bicycle in Dublin when he was hit by a truck and nearly died. After spending weeks in the hospital unable to speak or move, he learned how to walk, talk and read again while his body healed. For his bandmates, the experience was excruciating and profound, the kind that made frontman Dave Bayley “zoom out” and ask existential questions about trauma, art and mortality. “I started thinking back to stories from my childhood in Texas before my family moved to England,” he tells Apple Music. The experience wasn’t necessarily pleasant. “Your brain goes to weird places.”
Bayley doesn’t particularly enjoy writing about himself, but wound up circling his own memories for the band’s introspective third album—specifically, those emotionally charged moments when innocence is lost. Strung together by interludes ripped from his family’s home videos and production inspired by early-aughts hip-hop (the soundtrack of his youth), Dreamland is a deeply personal account of Bayley’s journey into adulthood that chases an ever-looming question: “How did I get here?”
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In July 2018, Glass Animals drummer Joe Seaward was riding his bicycle in Dublin when he was hit by a truck and nearly died. After spending weeks in the hospital unable to speak or move, he learned how to walk, talk and read again while his body healed. For his bandmates, the experience was excruciating and profound, the kind that made frontman Dave Bayley “zoom out” and ask existential questions about trauma, art and mortality. “I started thinking back to stories from my childhood in Texas before my family moved to England,” he tells Apple Music. The experience wasn’t necessarily pleasant. “Your brain goes to weird places.”
Bayley doesn’t particularly enjoy writing about himself, but wound up circling his own memories for the band’s introspective third album—specifically, those emotionally charged moments when innocence is lost. Strung together by interludes ripped from his family’s home videos and production inspired by early-aughts hip-hop (the soundtrack of his youth), Dreamland is a deeply personal account of Bayley’s journey into adulthood that chases an ever-looming question: “How did I get here?”
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