It’s already been two years since Tame Impala released The Slow Rush in February 2020, but Kevin Parker isn’t done with the LP yet. Today, he dropped The Slow Rush B-Sides & Remixes, an eight-track ...

A few years ago, Childish Gambino’s “Redbone” was the basis of a remixing trend that involved editing songs so they sounded like they were being heard while “in the bathroom of a house party.” This ...

The post Tame Impala Bring The Slow Rush to Kimmel: Watch appeared first on Consequence of Sound. Next week, Tame Impala will hit the road in support of their new album,The Slow Rush. On Monday night, ...

Tame Impala returns with The Slow Rush—their first full-length project since 2015’s Currents. The effort delivers 12 tracks, including the previously released records "Borderline," "It Might Be Time," ...

Walking through sand is how it feels to listen to Tame Impala’s newest offering, “The Slow Rush.” The Aussie master of trippy rock, frontman and multi-instrumentalist Kevin Parker released his fourth ...

Today, Tame Impala, a.k.a. Kevin Parker, released The Slow Rush B-Sides and Remixes featuring tracks off of his Grammy-nominated 2020 album. Earlier, he shared that the album would be released as part ...

Tame Impala’s 2015 record “Currents” was a modest album which shook the pop landscape, launching Kevin Parker’s one-man band to international fame and headlining gigs. While the first two albums were ...

This is one half of the arts department's review of Tame Impala's The Slow Rush. The second article can be found here. While The Slow Rush offers an engaging atmosphere and some fantastic emotional ...

Kevin Parker, the mastermind behind Tame Impala, has had quite the career. Since starting the indie psych-rock project, he has released three albums, all beloved by critics and fans alike, has reached ...

Time can be a comfort or curse. It can heal, but it can also compress, building up a pressure that begs for release. 'œThe Slow Rush'ť seems to be just that - a discharge of the creative pressure that ...

The other night in Chicago, Kevin Parker got on stage with Tame Impala and set the tone for his first concert after 18 months of being kept at home by a global pandemic with "One More Year," a ...