Tame Impala Sinks Teeth In With 'Dracula,' Announces U.K. And Europe Tour
Australian psychedelic rock project Tame Impala has unveiled its latest single, "Dracula," a funky electro-pop nugget that showcases the band's continued experimentation with sound and style. The song is part of the forthcoming fifth studio album, Deadbeat, set for global release on October 17th through Columbia Records.
"Dracula" was first teased by lead singer Kevin Parker earlier this month as a snippet in a social media post revealing the tracklist for Deadbeat. The single has been met with enthusiasm from fans and critics alike, with many praising its catchy hooks and infectious beat.
"We're really excited to share 'Dracula' with our fans," said Parker in an interview. "It's one of those songs that just came together naturally, and we feel like it's a great representation of the album as a whole."
Tame Impala has been making waves in the music industry for over a decade, known for their psychedelic soundscapes and introspective lyrics. With Deadbeat, the band is pushing the boundaries of their signature style, incorporating elements of funk and electro-pop into their sound.
The announcement of "Dracula" comes on the heels of Tame Impala's recent tour dates in North America, which saw sold-out crowds and rave reviews. The U.K. and Europe leg of the tour promises to be just as energetic, with fans eagerly anticipating the chance to experience the band's live show.
Tame Impala's music has long been a staple of indie and alternative scenes, but its influence extends far beyond those genres. "Dracula" is a testament to the band's ability to craft catchy, danceable tracks that appeal to a wide range of audiences.
"Tame Impala's music is like nothing else out there," said Rachel Lee, a fan who attended one of the band's recent North American shows. "They have this way of creating these immersive worlds with their soundscapes and lyrics, it's really something special."
As Tame Impala prepares to embark on its U.K. and Europe tour, fans are eagerly anticipating what's next for the band. With Deadbeat set for release in just a few weeks, it seems that Parker and company are poised to take the world by storm once again.
Tame Impala's U.K. and Europe tour dates are as follows:
October 20th: London, O2 Arena
October 22nd: Paris, Le Zenith
October 24th: Berlin, Columbiahalle
October 26th: Amsterdam, AFAS Live
Deadbeat is set for global release on October 17th through Columbia Records.
*Reporting by Billboard.*