'Currents' has located the Australian band Tame Impala, throughout 2015 and 2016, at the top of the world of pop, a couple of years in which they have accomplished almost anything.
However, in a recent interview the leader of the formation, Kevin Parker, has announced that 2017 will be a sabbatical year for the Australian band.
Parker has revealed that her performance at the Laneway traveling festival January 2017 could be the start of a well-deserved break for the psychedelic pop band of Perth
In verbatim words: "I really don't know how we're going to feel because in the past, lAlbum cycles did not end suddenly, or end decisively. They just kept disappearing. But this time it's really a temporary ending. "
Regarding the last work of the band, «Currents», they recognize that it has supposed a before and after for them, a true opening of doors.
Parker has finished off the doubts about the possible return of Tame Impala with these words: “What follows is still a blank canvas. But a blank canvas for good. I have all the paint! ”.
The band, which has toured around the world including stops at Bilbao BBK Live and Primavera Sound, will perform for the last time until further notice at the Laneway Festival, which will take place between January 21 and February 5 in four Australian cities.
Regarding the future, the Tame Impala frontman has gone on to say: “What comes next is more like a blank canvas, but in a good way. I already have all the paint. There are definitely some things that come close, you don't have to be programmed to realize that if I do this, that will happen ... that's how the music world works, you know? So there is a lot of power ahead, but I think I would ruin it if I mentioned what. "