rise of the shield hero glass theme song

What sort of headspace were you in when you wrote it?

If you spend enough time in a studio f–king around, eventually all the notes will form some kind of catchy sequence. Literally the first thing that came out was the hook.

After 10 minutes of looking into space and plucking the guitar, I hit those eight chords, and I was like, “Ooh, that’s it.” As soon as I had, I started singing. I was like, “I’m going to write this long chord pattern.” I was fumbling. Normally, writing a song takes a good day to get into shape, but this happened in an hour late at night. Over the past year, aside from releasing Dreamland (and its deluxe version) in August, Glass Animals have rolled out lockdown-filmed music videos and a covers EP, put on virtual performances, held a remix competition, and much, much more.īelow, Bayley talks about the band’s most recent success story in “Heat Waves” - which, like its name, continues to rise. Meanwhile, the London-based group (comprised of Bayley, Drew MacFarlane, Edmund Irwin-Singer and Joe Seaward) hasn’t been at all idle.

Rise of the shield hero glass theme song