Glass Animals - How To Be A Human Being Album

Tracklist

1	Mama's Gun
2	Pork Soda
3	Life Itself
4	Youth
5	Premade Sandwiches
6	Agnes
7	Season 2 Episode 3
8	The Other Side of Paradise
9	Poplar St
10	Cane Shuga
11	Take a Slice

Credits

• Engineer – Matt Wiggins
• Engineer [Assistant] – Riley MacIntyre
• Executive-Producer – Paul Epworth
• Mastered By – Tom Coyne
• Mixed By – David Wrench
• Mixed By [Mixing Assistant] – Marta Salogni
• Music By – Glass Animals
• Photography By – Neil Krug
• Written By, Producer, Music By – Dave Bayley

Notes

Comes with four inserts (one lyrics, three prints) and download code. Gatefold die-cut on right-hand inside to show inserts.

Barcodes

• Barcode (Scanned): 602547950871
• Barcode (Printed): 6 02547 95087 1
• Label Code: LC03261

Companies

• Published By – Beggars Music
• Recorded At – The Church, London
• Recorded At – The Lookout
• Recorded At – Dave's Bedroom

Short intro

How to Be a Human Being is the second studio album by English indie rock group Glass Animals. It was released on 26 August 2016 by Wolf Tone and Caroline International in Europe, and Harvest Records in the United States. The album received critical acclaim for its sense of wonder, and immediate impression, though it was also met with some mixed reactions, from critics who felt it was somewhat premature. There are a total of 11 songs on the track listing, along with 11 characters illustrated on the. How To Be A Human Being - Glass Animals. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей. UK artpop outfit Glass Animals are back with a sophomore album. Glass Animals travels from the fantasy land of Zaba to the modern world in How to Be a Human Being. The music doesnt get much happier. How to Be a Human Being is Glass Animals sophomore full-length album. For the concept, lead singer Dave Bayley drew from stories people told him while on tour. According to his Billboard interview: I was recording all of these people telling me stories. On tour you meet so many people. As soon as you walk off the tour bus, you meet fans. Each track is inspired by a character, with all of them creating the awkward family portrait on the album cover. Life Itself serves as the lead single. Life Itself white man in the back far left. Album 2016 11 Songs. Music Videos. Pork Soda. Glass Animals. Life Itself. Season 2 Episode 3. More by Glass Animals. Black Mambo, Exxus - EP. Listen free to Glass Animals How To Be a Human Being Life Itself, Youth and more. 10 tracks 45:14. The second full-length release for the British band was inspired by people telling stories. Songs in album Glass Animals - How To Be A Human Being 2016. Glass Animals - Life Itself. Glass Animals - Youth. Glass Animals - Season 2 Episode 3. Glass Animals save their grandest offering for the finale, leaving you with goosebumps peppering every inch of skin. The last memory of How To Be A Human Being is pure brilliance, and you're forced to revisit the record every chance you get. Each listen reveals more, scrapes back another layer. You'll get more and feel more each time you hit play. Read next. Julien Jourdan has renewed his musical passion with a desire to prove himself as ALISTA. After releasing their debut album ZABA, Glass Animals spent the better part of two years on tour, an experience that had a significant impact on their music. Not only did they translate ZABA's aloof ambient pop for ever-bigger audiences, the stories they heard from people they met on the road inspired How to Be a Human Being, a more ambitious, more engaged, and more engaging follow-up that makes a strong case for interacting with the world instead of hiding in a bedroom making beats. True to form, Glass Animals pack just as many sounds into How To Be a Human Being as they did Zaba, this time going beyond background noise and bringing the strangeness to the foreground. Hyperactive flutes pipe along the core melody on Youth , while clips of wayward conversations bookend several tracks. a 36-second a capella rap about the banality of contemporary consumption, is a testament to the bands hesitance to pigeonhole themselves. Of course, the album still features plenty of indie electronic grooves see Cane Shuga and The Other Side of Paradise , but t