DrownedInSound — Max Pilley on Glass Animals' How To Be A Human Being more info

KEXP Seattle — The 2017 Mercury Prize shortlist was announced today. Nominees include alt-J‘s Relaxer (who previously won the award in 2012 for An Awesome Wave), Glass Animals‘ How to Be a Human Being, Sampha‘s Process, Kate Tempest‘s Let Them Eat Chaos,... more info

DJmag — Ed Sheeran, Alt-J, Glass Animals, Kate Tempest & more also feature... more info

Stereogum — Producer and film score composer Dave Sardy has worked with LCD Soundsystem, Oasis, and Spoon, and earlier this week, he announced a new multi-vocalist project featuring My Morning Jacket's Jim James, Band Of Horses' Ben Bridwell, KFlay, Macy Grey, G... more info

Discobelle.net — Brixton bred crooner and poet Sam Frankl’s “Gold Rush” is a genre bending single that’s an introspection on the effects of gentrification. Sonically it fits somewhere between Father John Misty and Glass Animals, born from a programmed bossa n... more info

Nialler9 — While Mumford & Sons wouldn’t be my favourite band by ANY stretch of the imagination, they have been using their status wisely with Ben Lovett having recently opened the Omeara venue in London, their involvement in Communion Music label and c... more info

Consequence of Sound — Featuring Pusha T, Moses Sumney, and Glass Animals. more info

Chorus.fm — Green Day, Blink-182, and Jimmy Eat World will be performing at Live 105’s “Not So Silent Night” concerts at Oracle Arena on December 9th and 10th. Tickets go on sale Friday. December 9th Blink-182 Empire of the Sun Jimmy Eat World Glass Animal... more info

Impose Magazine — On September 29th, Glass Animals and Pumarosa made a life-altering appearance at Terminal 5 in New York City. Photographer Julia Drummond nabbed us a glimpse into the show. The post Glass Animals, Pumarosa at Terminal 5 appeared first on Impose Magaz... more info

Impose Magazine — I hopped on my American Airlines flight from London to back to the USA in early August, and was greeted by a semi-familiar tune. After listening to a few seconds of it and realizing it was Local Natives’ single “Villainy”, I was struck: what is... more info