Glass Animals return with new track 'Life Itself'

Following on from a brief tease of new material earlier this month, Glass Animals have now officially returned with the first track to be taken from their long-awaited second studio album.

The new single 'Life Itself' is the initial preview of their sophomore full-length 'How To Be A Human Being', due out later this summer and following on from their 2014 debut 'Zaba'.

Have a listen to 'Life Itself' in the player below.

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