Hiatus Kaiyote present new single, "Telescope"
Following the announcement of their forthcoming album, Love Heart Cheat Code, Hiatus Kaiyote have returned to share a new single “Telescope".
Speaking on the track’s significance Bender (bass) shares, “NASA has a website where you can type in your birthday and then it will tell you the most interesting thing that the Hubble telescope took a picture of on your birthday. And so each of the four verses is based on our four birthdays.” Bender’s heavenly object was Abell (2744); Simon’s the Einstein Ring; Nai’s the “Red Pearl on the face on Jupiter,” and Pez’s a nameless star that exploded with a light many times brighter than our sun. Musically, the song was triggered by Simon’s play with a patch from a 1980s-era synthesizer, Sequential Circuits’ Prophet 600.
Last month, Hiatus Kaiyote announced European dates in support of the album to commence this Autumn including a date at the Eventim Apollo on 8 October.
Love Heart Cheat Code is set for release on 28 June via Brainfeeder Records/Ninja Tune, and is available to pre-order via hiatuskaiyote.com.
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