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They are back…
Tame Impala is back with 'Patience', the first title of psych-rockers in four years.
The new offer was launched late last night – and the Australian group is experimenting with the 90s and casual house clubs of the seventies in their first release since "Currents".
"I only grow in stages (do not ask anything anymore) Live life in stages Another season changes And my days are always without form," Leader Kevin Parker sings on the new track.
While fans were expecting new band music in 2019, the arrival of the song was announced with only one hour of notice.
"New track. 1 hour. People ready for the speakers and headphones, "wrote the group on Instagram.
The release date of the album has not been confirmed yet, but Parker had previously confirmed its intention to arrive at some point this year.
Matt Wilkinson, Beats 1 DJ, said, "I really hope so. I would be very disappointed not to have something on the horizon.
New song 'Patience' available – https://t.co/ESRXXsgcsx pic.twitter.com/FGr8MK0Qbb
– Taming Impala (@tameimpala) March 22, 2019
"I mean, I like playing live songs – I like playing" Currents "songs, I like to play" Lonerism "songs, etc., but I think I'm ready to play other songs live. All instinctive things are there. "
They will also make their comeback live on Saturday Night Live later this month, on an episode hosted by Kill Eve 's Sandra Oh.
The group is also gearing up for a busy festival season, with a title appearance at Coachella next month.
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