Tame Impala Release New Video For ‘Feels Like We Only Go Backwards’
The video for ‘Feels Like We Only Go Backwards’ premieres today, it’s the latest single from Tame Impala’s critically-acclaimed sophomore album ‘Lonerism’. Created by animators (and musicians) Joe Pelling & Becky Sloan, it’s a hypercolour wave, a visual imprint of their sonic landscape, and totally Tame Impala.
Watch the official video for ‘Feels Like We Only Go Backwards’ here:
Watch the PS22 Chorus’ cover of ‘Feels Like We Only Go Backwards’:
This single will be released 19th November on Modular Recordings on 7″ and mp3 featuring remixes from Memory Tapes and Madlib, plus a cover of the original by hotly-tipped label-mates Young Dreams**.
‘Lonerism’ is out now worldwide, charting at no 14 the week of release in the UK and available via iTunes, Rough Trade, The ModShop, or your favorite local record store.
Order the strictly limited edition ‘Lonerism’ Official Deluxe Edition. This includes a gatefold double coloured turquoise vinyl LP, CD album digipak, 7″ vinyl featuring previously unreleased ‘Beverly Laurel’, a double-sided poster featuring album cover image and message from the band and 3 button badges. All is packaged in a custom designed box and available for shipping now.
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“Lonerism displays an innate understanding of psychedelia, not least in its balance between the beatific and the bleak. This is underpinned by genuinely great songwriting and an innate pop sensibility.” – 5 stars, The Guardian
“Superbly psychedelic second set with a very British-sounding soul.” – BBC Music
“’Parker writes melodies that are instantly memorable, that rise and fall with beautiful simplicity and give what are fairly basic and relatable sentiments heft….Lonerism is portable and joyous in an unforced way” – Pitchfork
“Sounds phase in and out, drums thunder, guitars chime with warm, valve amp bite, voices are multi-tracked into luscious harmonies, loops repeat and vocals echo distantly. Parker has created a groove-based collection that packs in pop melodies.” – 9/10, NME
“Lonerism is liberally spiked with synths, propelling this these songs even further towards the sun.”- 4 stars – MOJO
“A wobbly, avowedly-Anglo jelly of psych and drone.” – Noisey