Let Mount Kimbie and King Krule introduce you to 'Turtle Neck Man'

Ahead of their global tour this year, a new track from Mount Kimbie (pictured) featuring King Krule has surfaced.

'Turtle Neck Man', a cut from the recording sessions of last year's album 'Love What Survives', is a pensive production, with King Krule laying his poetic enigmas over a haunting atmospheric bed of strings, deep acoustic thuds and popping percussive samples.

The collaborators have worked together several times in the past, including on 'Love What Survives' track 'Blue Train Lines' and 2013's 'You Took Your Time'.

Mount Kimbie credit Krule as the “energy” behind their switch from post-dubstep to a sound that’s more post-punk, according to Pitchfork.

Mount Kimbie are currently performing in the UK, but start trotting the globe next month, in a steady stream of gigs including festivals Sónar, Field Day, Melt, Green Man and Nova Batida.

Listen to 'Turtle Neck Man' and see Mount Kimbie's tour dates below.

UK festivals 2018

2nd June - Field Day, London

6th July - Farr Festival, Hertfordshire

16-19th August - Green Man Festival, Brecon Beacons

23-26th August - Lost Village Festival, Lincoln

North America tour 2018

11th May- Arcosanti, AZ - FORM

12th May- Los Angeles, CA - Echoplex #

13th May- San Francisco, CA - The Chapel #

15th May- Portland, OR - Star Theatre #

16th May - Seattle, WA - Neumo's #

17th May- Vancouver, BC - Imperial #

19th May - Toronto, ON - Velvet Underground >

20th May- Sainte-Therese, QC - Santa Teresa Music & Arts Festival

22nd May - Philadelphia, PA - Johnny Brenda’s >

23rd May- Philadelphia, PA - Johnny Brenda’s >

24th May- Washington, DC - Black Cat >

25th May - Brooklyn, NY - Brooklyn Steel >

26th May - Boston, MA - Boston Calling Festival