Kevin Parker and Theophilus London debut new music as 'Theo Impala': Watch

The duo performed under the name 'Theo Impala' at the Peppermint Club in Los Angeles, debuting new music that could be part of a larger collaborative project
PUBLISHED OCT 17, 2018

Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker and Brooklyn-based rapper Theophilus London performed together under the banner 'Theo Impala' during a sold-out show at The Peppermint Club in Los Angeles Tuesday night. The duo’s set reportedly included all-new, previously unheard material.

A setlist has yet to surface, but the phones were out for the night and an audience member captured footage of them performing 'Whiplash', London’s 2016 track featuring production from Tame Impala. Stereogum points out 'Theo Impala' debuted only a couple of new songs and that one of them might be called 'The New LA.'

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