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Glass Animals: Live at Melt Festival 2017 (2017)

A slippery, crunchy, joyous delight, Oxford lads Glass Animals have gone from mysterious upstarts to main-stage mainstays in the blink of an eye. Emerging in 2014 with their infectious debut single 'Gooey', very little was known about these boys. As information and tracks began to tumble out, it became clear that there was a big fish on the line and subsequent debut album Zaba was all the confirmation we needed. Flying in the face of second album syndrome, the follow-up 'How To Be A Human Being' has fared even better, earning Glass Animals a Mercury Prize nomination and confirming them worldwide as a must-see live act.
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A slippery, crunchy, joyous delight, Oxford lads Glass Animals have gone from mysterious upstarts to main-stage mainstays in the blink of an eye. Emerging in 2014 with their infectious debut single 'Gooey', very little was known about these boys. As information and tracks began to tumble out, it became clear that there was a big fish on the line and subsequent debut album Zaba was all the confirmation we needed. Flying in the face of second album syndrome, the follow-up 'How To Be A Human Being' has fared even better, earning Glass Animals a Mercury Prize nomination and confirming them worldwide as a must-see live act.

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In Theaters:7/14/2017
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Runtime:55 minutes
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