In September 2014, just months after the release of their critically acclaimed debut album 'Zaba', British indie-pop outfit Glass Animals delivered a captivating performance for Audiotree Live in Chicago. This intimate studio session captured the band at a pivotal moment, showcasing the intricate, psychedelic soundscapes that would soon propel them to global recognition. Known for their unique blend of downtempo rhythms, hazy synths, and frontman Dave Bayley's distinctive, often whispered vocals, Glass Animals brought a raw yet polished energy to the Audiotree stage. The session featured standout tracks from 'Zaba', including the hypnotic 'Gooey', the atmospheric 'Pools', and the brooding 'Black Mambo', each performed with the meticulous detail and atmospheric depth that defines their studio recordings. A notable inclusion was their soulful rendition of Kanye West's 'Love Lockdown', demonstrating their versatility and ability to reimagine familiar tracks through their signature lens. The Audiotree format, celebrated for its stripped-back and authentic presentations, perfectly suited Glass Animals' nuanced artistry, allowing listeners to fully immerse themselves in the band's lush, jungle-inspired sonic world. This performance remains a testament to their early brilliance and the compelling live presence that has since become a hallmark of their career.