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Discover Tame Impala’s latest single ‘Borderline’

/ 11:16 AM April 15, 2019

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Tame Impala has dropped its latest single “Borderline”. Image: Tame Impala/Instagram via AFP Relaxnews

Australian band Tame Impala has dropped new single “Borderline”, which was first revealed during a “Saturday Night Live” debut performance on March 30.

“Borderline”, which features heavy house synths, continues the psych-disco vibe of the previously released track “Patience” — which is Tame Impala’s first single since 2015.

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“We’re on the borderline/Dangerously far and all forgiven/There’s gonna be a fight/Gonna be a price to pay on Monday,” sings frontman Kevin Parker in the newly dropped track.

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“Borderline” and “Patience” are the first new music from the band since their 2015 album “Currents”. The record was followed by the companion EP “B-Sides & Remixes”, released in 2017.

In the meantime, Kevin Parker has made guest appearances on tracks from Lady Gaga, Travis Scott and more.

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Tame Impala is set to headline Coachella, which kicks off this weekend. They will also play Lollapalooza in August, alongside Childish Gambino, Ariana Grande and the Strokes. CE/NVG

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