Tiana Speter, Journalist

"Honestly, this memory keeps me going when it's hard."

"Working with Darcy was one of the greatest experiences of my career."

"It was just like doing therapy in front of the world."

Eighteen months on from release and UK indie charmers Glass Animals are still making sweltering waves on the charts courtesy of their album 'Dreamland' and its monster hit 'Heat Waves'. And with an impending Aussie tour ready to roll later this year, Dave Bayley stops by 'The Green Room' podcast.

"I haven't been this excited about Butterfly Effect music since...probably the demos of 'Imago', our second record. And that was, like, 2005...so, that's a very long time to be this excited about music!"

"I have a lot of demos, I've been working [an EP] for a long time...but it's exciting to just, kind of, explore my musical voice without there being any pressure put onto it."

"I'm excited that [comedy] is being lifted up...I like the combination of music and comedy. It makes us feel cooler!"

"It's a very important part of my life, rock and roll...it's the first thing I ever wanted to do."

"I'd been writing a lot, and making a lot of music...but I hadn't been performing. And I missed that so much. So, when we started to prep for the video, and I started to get into my body in that way...just: oh my god! I cried!"

"As soon as they walked into the room, it was like long lost brothers and sisters!"

"Any part I do, I always make a character playlist...just 'cos music really is a fast-track way to get you to wherever you need to go."