Tame Impala has premiered a new single called "End of Summer."
As previously teased, the track is over seven minutes long. Its accompanying video, streaming now on YouTube, passes the nine-minute mark.
"A new era begins," says frontman Kevin Parker. "This is the first thing I want you guys to hear. I give you 'End of Summer.' As is tradition, go and find your favorite sound system."
He adds, "The video was shot in a place even dustier than my drum sounds."
"End of Summer" is expected to appear on the next Tame Impala album, the follow-up to 2020's The Slow Rush. Since then, Parker collaborated with Justice for the song "Neverender," and recorded tracks for the Barbie and Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves movies.
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