I Love You So F***ing Much

An album that meanders between science fiction nods and throwaway pop-culture lines.

Confident, self-aware, and ambitious.

There is also a new offering from GIUM and Ambrose Kenny-Smith.

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A near-death experience certainly makes you scrutinise your life and in the case of Glass Animals frontman Dave Bayley, he has turned his experience into

The Oxford four-piece follow their global hit Heat Waves with a painstakingly inoffensive fourth album that’s all surface

The British band’s fourth album smooshes interesting influences into pleasant homogeneity that won’t wash in today’s personality-led pop world

Glass Animals - I Love You So F***ing Much review: Thanks, I hate it

Following the gigantic success of sugary single Heat Waves, the Oxford art-pop band is determined to prove its far from a one-hit wonder