Hype.Always looking for new tunes for personal pleasure is part of the daily deal and these things come anytime anywhere grocery shopping art exhibits, Bodega or at brunch where this particular discovery was met.
People screaming about Heather over Kev's washed out falsetto, some gal in a 'F**k Trevor' tee on shoulders banging it out at 117 BPM. Tame Impala’s wooziest jam is also one of their most beloved and you can expect a high crowd energy totally at odds with the song's sparkling melancholy. As soon as that bassline kicks in, get ready for the whole Amphitheatre to be looking like this. Al Newstead, Music News The one to move your body to: 'The Less I Know The Better' It was the 'Let It Happen' moment of the set before 'Let It Happen', a track you can utterly immerse yourself in as it stretches into audio-visual infinity with the help of some festival-sized production. Beginning from Beatles-esque piano bounce and extending into a mind-warping prog rock odyssey. "It's difficult to pick just one highlight in a Tame Impala show, but this Lonerism cut is always a delight. You’ll be hard pressed to find a bigger chorus in the Amphitheatre that night." - Angus Truskett, Social Media Producer The lose yourself in the music moment: ‘Apocalypse Dreams’ It's the perfect, pop-palette cleanser a melancholic, phone your mates moment. Even then it was clear this was going to be a HUGE festival anthem. "I’ll always remember the first time I heard the demo of 'Feels Like We Only Go Backwards' in the back of a car, two years before it'd make its public debut (weird flex/long story). The 'get emosh and hug your mates' tune: 'Feels Like We Only Go Backwards' Mark my words, this’ll be a Splendy moment to remember.” - Liam Stapleton, triple j Breakfast Can’t wait to groove on the hill to the electric piano and panflutes. Their second new single of 2019 is an absolute earworm and the band will be revved to play new music at Splendour, too. “Hot damn, 'Borderline' is where it’s at! I feel like it’ll be one of those jams that everyone's going to know and love by July. Maybe they’ll do a repeat of their Coachella performance and bring someone out for a cameo? Or maybe we’ll be content with this OG Innerspeaker highlight floating across the Byron amphitheatre." - Gen Fricker, triple j Lunch The new favourite: ‘Borderline’ "This could be an exciting point in the set, because despite this song being an older tune in the catalogue, it’s found new life as a sample in A$AP Rocky's 'Sundress'. Go on, let those air guitar skills rip.” - Gemma Pike, Assistant Music Director The potential collab: 'Why Won't You Make Up Your Mind?'
Then suddenly, shit gets turned to 11 as the fuzzed-out guitar hits your chest like a semitrailer. Because a few songs in, you’re feeling the vibe! You’re swaying, you’re singing. Historically, Tame like to place it right in the middle of the set, and it works perfectly. “‘Elephant’ is the moment the show really kicks into gear. Imagine the starry sky coupled with those epic instrumental moments and how spectacular it'll be when that incredible half-way switch-up happens! How will your body jerk into motion when that crunchy bassline roars in? Time to lose yourself, baby." - Linda Marigliano, triple j Mornings A rare song where it doesn’t matter who you’re standing near, they’re about to become your best friends, your lovers, your Parker posse. “This is a journey and you’ll beam from the second this shit begins. At its highest notes, it’s bound to seriously test even the biggest falsetto aficionados.” - Veronica Milsom, triple j Drive The game-changing epic: ‘Let It Happen’ So, embrace a lover, a friend or a stranger and share this glorious singalong moment. If the Coachella set is anything to go by, it’s a time for Kevin to whip out his best lighting tricks and throw psychedelic rainbow laser-beams across the masses. “A dynamite track that’ll slow down the pace a little and give the audience a chance to take stock. With a highly anticipated fourth album waiting in the wings, Kevin Parker and his trusty cosmonauts will hit the Amphitheatre right after playing some of the biggest events in the world (Coachella, Glastonbury, Lollapalooza, Primavera). To kick us off, triple j's resident Tame Impala fans present their personal predictions for the big setlist moments from the Friday night headliners, which doubles as a handy introduction to that act’s catalogue. To get us in the spirit as we count down the days until this year’s mammoth Splendour In The Grass, we're turning our focus to the headliners for the three-day Byron-based bash.
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