It's a mix of the Stone Roses, Daft Punk, Pharrell, and Washed Out made magical thanks to Parker's melodic gifts and production mastery. The album's first song, "One More Year," sets the template for the rest of the record with its vocoder harmonies, bubbling house pianos, echoing atmosphere, rubbery beats, and Parker's heart-felt falsetto. Instead, Parker made an intensely personal album that deals with romantic disappointment, the death of his father, and questions about his place in the world, all set to a soundtrack of shimmering disco, trippy Madchester beats, gleaming synth pop, and epic neo-prog balladry. Amazingly, that doesn't happen on The Slow Rush. One might assume that Parker would latch on to the mainstream-friendly elements that seeped into Currents, double down on them, and join his friends in the modern pop machine.
All the while, Tame Impala's fan base kept growing to the point where they were able to headline big festivals and fill stadiums. Excessive posting of personal projects will result in a ban.ģ️⃣ Content such as photos of Luxembourg gate, memes, single-thought exclamations, etc should be posted on r/tameimpalacirclejerk or in the comments section of an existing moderator-created thread.In the years after the release of Currents, Tame Impala's mastermind Kevin Parker dedicated himself to the art of the collaboration, working his magic on tracks by artists like SZA, Travis Scott, and Lady Gaga and even co-writing with Kanye.
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