Tame Impala's New Album: Deadbeat
Tame Impala's fifth album, "Deadbeat", marks a return to their electronic roots, with Kevin Parker citing the Australian club scene of his childhood as a primary influence.
The album, consisting of 12 tracks, is the band's first release in over five years and showcases Parker's evolution as an artist and person.
"Deadbeat" is interesting, fresh and bursting with artistic ambition, although not without flaws.
Tame Impala, known for their eccentric electronic sound, has been a influential band since their rise to stardom in the early 2010s, fusing melodious electronic sounds with psychedelic rock.
Author's summary: Tame Impala returns with "Deadbeat" album.
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