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Tame Impala’s entire discography is a record of Kevin Parker’s personal journey through time. Guiding us through his self-reflection on Innerspeaker. Isolation within Lonerism. And the flood of emotional heartbreak in Currents. Musically they’ve all advanced with him. Once upon a time, an electric guitar sat at the forefront of the Tame Impala sound. Parker’s sonic-explorations have since progressed towards gleaming synths and a wider audience appeal.
Four years after Currents and a number of collaborations, fans new and old were eager to hear more from the perfectionist-producer. The first track he would eventually return with seemed like a cheeky memo to fans, “Patience” (Patience Audio). The tune would act as a buffer while we waited one more year for his fourth studio release, The Slow Rush. Where nearly every track dives deep into the oceans of time. Past, present and future. The title itself notes time’s paradoxical nature: at times moving slow -- seemingly never ending and at others, rushing past us in the blink of an eye. But while The Slow Rush delves into the concept of time, it’s truly about how we accept the changes that come with the passing of time.
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Album Info
The Slow Rush
by Tame Impala
One More Year
Instant Destiny
Borderline
Posthumous Forgiveness
Breathe Deeper
Tomorrow’s Dust
On Track
Lost In Yesterday
Is It True
It Might Be Time
Glimmer
One More Hour
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
It's about over-romanticizing the past and also the opposite. Like, being consumed with regret and what you should have done differently. Lost in Yesterday.
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I feel like I just had a great therapy session
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That second part of Posthumous Forgiveness is probably the only song that has made me cry in my entire life
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"On Track" REALLY speaks to me as a 21 y/o cancer patient
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your audio mixing is top notch
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"Is It True" is such a banger.
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i swear man everytime i listen to tame impala, its like therapy. i deal with so much anxiety and thoughts and every song has to deal with at least one of the concepts i fear and deal with everyday. its literally like kevin is telling me or talking to me fuck
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The Slow Rush is one of the greatest gifts dropped on a Valentine's Day.
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The last time I was this early,
Kevin still played guitar.
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Imagine thinking this album is a disappointment. Fantastic break down.
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Just saying that Middle 8 deserves more subs🤷🏼♂️
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This breakdown really add a whole other level of complexity to the album. Seriously thank you, especially for me where i can relate so much right now as a lost graduating college student.
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I love this analysis. You articulated the meticulous and intricate approach Kevin took with this album. Sending this video to all my friends haha.
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The return of the sentient reverb machine
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This is Kevin's best record. Sorry not sorry. On a surface level, it seems minimalistic, but actually it' is incredibly detailed. The more you listen the more you will uncover. It is easily his most consistent album, too. Not to mention the drumming and production on this record is his finest. Absolutely beautiful record, start to finish.
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Just wow, you explained to me why I fell in love with Tame Impala 6 years ago... RELATABILITY. You also explained to me how even though Tame Impala is evolving it’s still relatable as ever. Thank you 🤘🤘
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this guy turns songs into episodes of a season
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tame impala is what happens when an artist has full creative control of their art and the freedom to explore all aspects of their craft. an artist in its purest form.
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My only hope for Kevin as that he circles back to using the guitar as a primary ingredient in his music. He can use synth pedals and other effects to apply all he has learned. You’d be amazed how wild and funky you can make an electric guitar sound. Kev knows this too. Think that F O N K Y riff at the end of Let it Happen. I miss that.
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@tom4222
4 years ago
He really used that 'one more year' pun
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