The last couple decades have been lousy with bearded musical visionaries. Yet despite all that heavy traffic, Tame Impala‘s Kevin Parker has easily carved own his own unique lane. He’s the Australian ...

Given that Tame Impala’s new album Deadbeat, which is out today, has Kevin Parker exploring more of an electronic-inspired territory, it might not seem like the best project to get the acoustic ...

Deadbeat starts with Kevin Parker's mewling, high-pitched voice over the kind of loosely flowing piano chords Britt Daniel might write, sounding lo-fi enough that it could have been recorded directly ...

I’ve always seen Tame Impala as defined by a sense of duality. Of course, this could be due to the open secret of Kevin Parker’s identity as both a person and band, but I think it actually lies in the ...

Tame Impala released their new album, Deadbeat, today, and to celebrate the arrival, Kevin Parker and company visited NPR’s Tiny Desk to deliver the band’s first-ever all-acoustic performance. In ...

As bush doof enthusiasts already know, Tame Impala just released the generally fairly underwhelming album Deadbeat last week. Kevin Parker’s efforts to promote the record have revolved around DJ gigs ...

Currents haunts Tame Impala like a ghost. Or an ex who won’t leave you alone. Since its release ten years ago, it’s become the de facto control against which to measure all of Kevin Parker’s releases ...

ORLANDO, Fla. – LYNX riders say they miss the convenience of the LYNX bus tracker app, which provided real-time bus schedule updates at their fingertips. When the app was removed from app stores a few ...

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Thematically, Deadbeat mirrors the punchy, cynical, and searching curator Parker was on Innerspeaker’s “It Is Not Meant To Be” (“In all honesty, I don’t have a hope in hell” gives way to “I’m a ...

Over the past few years, the sounds of rave music have infiltrated the mainstream. Pop has gone jungle and drum 'n' bass; rap music flirts with jersey club. The techno pivot that marks Tame Impala's ...