Standing on four platforms atop a stage with psychedelic moving lights playing from video screens, the British psych-pop band played to a packed, enthusiastic crowd. Still riding high on the successful release of their newest album, the band is using the momentum to continue working on new music and new projects as a band.
[The new album] is definitely different. It’s a diverse record compared to the first one. Overall, I think the first record was quite shy. It’s ambient, quiet, and it was made at night in a bedroom. With this one, we’re more comfortable with what we’re doing, more comfortable with pushing things further.
That comfortability and confidence definitely shows itself in their live performance as well—the boys all seemed to be quite at home on stage on Kimmel last night. That confidence translates itself right back into the music to make for a great performance.
The backstories of the songs are as rich and developed as the band’s on-stage dynamics and energy – in our track-by-track guide to How To Be A Human Being, Bayley outlined the thought and energy that went into each song.
Watch Glass Animals play “Youth” here and “Life Itself” here.