Tame Impala return with new track 'Let It Happen'

With a new album expected later this year, Aussie indie outfit Tame Impala have now unveiled the first track to be taken from their forthcoming release.

The new single 'Let It Happen' has a running time of nearly eight minutes, and is the first piece of new material from the band since their 2012 album 'Lonerism'.

'Let It Happen' is also available as a free download, and can be acquired via the band's website here.

Listen to the new track in the player below, via DIY Magazine.

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