In 2014, as their debut LP ZABA was making waves, Glass Animals delivered an intimate "Members Only" session at the WFPK performance studio in Louisville, Kentucky. The Oxford quartet, known for their distinctive blend of psychedelic pop, indie electronica, and R&B-infused grooves, showcased the unique sound that quickly garnered them a dedicated following. This session captured the band's early prowess, translating the hazy textures, intricate rhythms, and Dave Bayley's signature vocals from their studio work into a captivating live experience. The setlist featured standout tracks from ZABA, including the breakout hit "Gooey" and the atmospheric "Black Mambo," demonstrating how their meticulously crafted soundscapes resonated in a more stripped-down setting. A particular highlight was their unexpected yet perfectly executed cover of Kanye West's "Love Lockdown," which underscored their versatility and ability to reinterpret contemporary classics through their unique sonic lens. This performance serves as a testament to Glass Animals' rapid ascent and their reputation for crafting immersive and innovative music both on record and on stage.