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Glass Animals - Dreamland: The Home Movies poster

Glass Animals - Dreamland: The Home Movies 

A visual album of Dreamland. Dreamland is the third studio album by English indie rock band Glass Animals. Take a look behind the scenes of DREAMLAND with footage ranging all the way back to Dave growing up in Texas, to the band touring the world. Enjoy 45 minutes of video set to the music of DREAMLAND, the album. We’ve even left the tape set to “recordable”, so you can record your own home movies after ours (or over! be careful.) Everyday Dreaming. Don’t expect anything less than GA-LP3 standard production to engage your mind and take you to a world in full technicolor* (*RGB COLOUR NOT GUARANTEED: Some of the tapes are recorded in black and white. It’s a lottery.) Convenient Viewing. No VHS player? Never fear. This VHS doubles up as a work of art that you can stick on your shelf. Designed by the band.
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A visual album of Dreamland. Dreamland is the third studio album by English indie rock band Glass Animals. Take a look behind the scenes of DREAMLAND with footage ranging all the way back to Dave growing up in Texas, to the band touring the world. Enjoy 45 minutes of video set to the music of DREAMLAND, the album. We’ve even left the tape set to “recordable”, so you can record your own home movies after ours (or over! be careful.) Everyday Dreaming. Don’t expect anything less than GA-LP3 standard production to engage your mind and take you to a world in full technicolor* (*RGB COLOUR NOT GUARANTEED: Some of the tapes are recorded in black and white. It’s a lottery.) Convenient Viewing. No VHS player? Never fear. This VHS doubles up as a work of art that you can stick on your shelf. Designed by the band.

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