Tame Impala Will Start The Roaring Twenties With A Psychedelic New Album

Wouldn't a floating trip through a volcano of every color in the visible spectrum be the best begin to 2020? It's a new decade in several months and it also provides the ideal possibility for reinvention, wellness, and experimentation connected with the limits of the mind. It's good news that Tame Impala's allocating a ticket for this brain-altering journey with the announcement of a new album, The Slow Rush, set drop next year. It's been seventeen decades since the musical group dropped Currents in 2015. The time for their comeback is right around the corner.


Tame Impala stoked the fires of hope several days back with a clip of frontman Kevin Parker in the studio, cooking up something special. Later that night, the musical group put an extended video on their website. Then, with the recent confirmation, everything makes sense. Singles like "Borderline" and "Patience" that came out this year weren't just random releases; they are calculated steps and pieces of something grander, stranger, and spookier. For the complete picture, we'll have to wait up until next year.


Tame Impala headlined at Coachella earlier this year. In March, they gave a stunning visual efficiency of "Borderline" in its live debut on Saturday Night Live.


Check out Tame Impala's album teaser up above.