Glass Animals is an English indie-pop and psychedelic-pop band formed in Oxford in 2010. The group consists of lead vocalist and songwriter Dave Bayley, alongside Drew MacFarlane, Edmund Irwin-Singer and Joe Seaward. Known for their experimental sound, atmospheric production and genre-blending approach, the band combines elements of indie rock, electronic music, R&B and psychedelic pop to create a distinctive and modern style.

The band gained international recognition with albums such as Zaba (2014), How to Be a Human Being (2016) and Dreamland (2020). Their worldwide breakthrough came through the viral success of the hit single Heat Waves, which became one of the most streamed songs globally and topped charts in multiple countries, including the United States. Glass Animals are widely praised for their imaginative storytelling, visually creative live performances and emotionally reflective songwriting, helping establish them as one of the most influential alternative-pop acts of the 2020s.

In recent years, the band has continued to headline major international festivals and arena tours while expanding their global fan base. Their music often explores themes of nostalgia, relationships, identity and modern life, delivered through layered instrumentals and memorable melodies. With a reputation for energetic performances and innovative production, Glass Animals remain a major presence within contemporary indie and alternative music.