Podcasts about Lonerism

Twitter: @podgaverockInsta: @podgaverockSpecial Guest Hosts: Michael RusseckTame Impala “Feels Like We Only Go Backwards" from the 2012 album "Lonerism" released on Modular. Written and produced by Kevin Parker.Personel:Kevin Parker – production, recording; all vocals and instruments; cover photoCover:Performed by Neal Marsh and Josh BondIntro Music:"Shithouse" 2010 release from "A Collection of Songs for the Kings". Written by Josh Bond. Produced by Frank Charlton.Other Artists Mentioned:The Righteous Brothers "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'"

Twitter: @podgaverockInsta: @podgaverockSpecial Guest Hosts: Michael RusseckTame Impala “Feels Like We Only Go Backwards" from the 2012 album "Lonerism" released on Modular. Written and produced by Kevin Parker.Personel:  Kevin Parker – production, recording; all vocals and instruments; cover photoCover:Performed by Neal Marsh and Josh BondIntro Music:"Shithouse" 2010 release from "A Collection of Songs for the Kings". Written by Josh Bond. Produced by Frank Charlton.Other Artists Mentioned:Michael J FoxTeen WolfDave Matthews Band “Crash”Foreigner “I Want To Know What Love Is”Peter Frampton “Do You Feel (Like We Do)”Jim Croce “Operator”Bing Crosby “White Christmas”Phish “Sample in a Jar”Foreigner “Juke Box Hero”Foreigner “Hot Blooded”Foreigner “Urgent”Foreigner “Been Waiting For a Girl Like You”Foreigner “Feels Like the First Time”The CureThe Beatles “Revolver”Backstreet BoysBeach House “Walk in the Park”The Beatles “Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band”LoveCreamPink FloydJefferson StarshipTame Impala “Elephant”GoosePhishTrey AnastasioRed Hot Chile PeppersThe Velvet UndergroundLou ReedTame Impala “Let It Happen”Brian EnoBack to the FutureDavid BowieThe Beatles “Tomorrow Never Knows”Radiohead “In Rainbows”Unknown Mortal OrchestraElton JohnBob Dylan “Knocking On Heaven's Door”Fleetwood Mac “Alright For Everyone”Arctic MonkeysSitarnick 500Imaginary FuturePaul SimonImagine Dragons

Pourquoi les investisseurs s'emballent-ils tant pour le groupe de feu Freddie Mercury ? Pourquoi le documentaire « Still » sur Michael J. Fox est-il bouleversant ? Comment définir le style hyperpop de One Hundred Gecs ? Le cinéma suédois est-il capable de produire une bonne comédie féministe ? Avec quel inédit Tame Impala fête-t-il les dix ans de son album « Lonerism » ? Qui se cache derrière le nom d'artiste « Petite Noir » ? A côté des Strokes, quel genre de musique propose Julian Casablancas avec son groupe The Voidz ? Toutes les réponses à ces questions sont dans « La semaine des 5 heures » de ce jeudi 1er juin

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En este capitulo: Hoy en este programa, escucharemos: PÁNICO – SUBLIMINAL KILL ‘Que pasa Wey’ ‘Ice Cream’ ‘Santiago Song’ ‘Transpíralo’ ANGELO PIERATINI – SOY UN APRENDIZ ‘Soy un Aprendiz’ ‘Luz de noche’ ‘Vida, quiero tus muertes’ ‘Amor por mi condena’ TAME IMPALA – LONERISM ‘Apocalypse Dreams’ ‘Mind Mischief’ ‘Elephant’ ‘Feels Like We Go Backwards’ JANE’S ADICTION – RITUAL DE LO HABITUAL ‘Stop’ ‘No One’s Living’ ‘Classic Girl’ ‘Been Caught Steeling’

Vrai ou faux film autobiographique, cette chronique de famille du grand cinéaste américain ? Que va proposer le groupe norvégien Röyksopp dans son concert à l'AB ? Pourquoi Grégory Gadebois – en interview dans l'émission – est un des meilleurs acteurs de composition du cinéma français ? Yves Rumor est le pseudonyme d'un étonnant chanteur, mais quel est son vrai nom ? Comment la série suédoise « Une si belle famille » revisite-t-elle adroitement le genre de la saga familiale ? Comment le groupe australien Tame Impala s'apprête-t-il à fêter les dix ans de son album « Lonerism » ? Et à quoi fait référence le titre « Green Honda » de la chanteuse néo-zélandaise Benee ? Des questions… Et des réponses dans « La semaine des 5 heures » de ce vendredi 17 février

En Música de Contrabando, revista diaria de música en Onda Regional de Murcia (orm.es; 23,00h a 01,00h) Con Alvaro Urquijo (Los Secretos) hablamos de toda una vida de canciones. El Sónar, Festival Internacional de Música Avanzada de Barcelona, ha completado el programa musical, con 47 nuevas actuaciones (Little Simz). Los suecos The Soundtrack Of Our Lives al frente de las novedades del Azkena Rock Festival. CanelaParty cierra hoy su cartel con la confirmación de King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard. Presentado el Murcia Jazz Festival, que se celebrará del 3 al 26 de marzo en los teatros y auditorios municipales, así como en otros espacios y plazas de la ciudad (Donald Harrison). Nick Waterhouselanza su nuevo single "Play To Win", del que Waterhouse dice que es "un tipo de melodía de desamor con Doc tocando el piano". Lana Del Rey tiene nuevo single «A&W», el segundo avance del que será su noveno álbum de estudio, que llega con el título Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd,Lonerism, el segundo álbum de estudio de Tame Impala, contará con una nueva reedición en vinilo para celebrar su décimo aniversario. Viva Suecia cierra con más de 30.000 entradas vendidas, agotando en todas las ciudades, la gira de presentación de “El amor de la clase que sea” El álbum consiguió situarse en el número 1 de ventas en España, y lleva actualmente 18 semanas consecutivas en el top álbumes y vinilos más vendidos. Jeff Mentalvuelven con un proyecto renovado y con afán de continuidad que tiene en ‘I'm done with you honey' su primer single de un nuevo álbum que verá la luz en 2024. Segundo adelanto del nuevo álbum de José Ignacio Lapido. Se titula “Creo que me he perdido algo”, es otra brillante muestra de lo que nos espera cuando el 24 de marzo se edite “A primera sangre”, su nuevo disco.

On this week's episode, David sits down with one of our favorite frequent guests, Taylor File (aka TwoPine), to talk about the 2012 neo-psychedelia classic by Australian group, Tame Impala, "Lonerism".This is part two of that conversation.

On this week's episode, David sits down with one of our favorite frequent guests, Taylor File (aka TwoPine), to talk about the 2012 neo-psychedelia classic by Australian group, Tame Impala, "Lonerism".This is part one of that conversation.

A podcast dedicated to highlighting Tame Impala music & lyrics that resonate with us and why. This is part 2 of my conversation with fellow Tame Impala production enthusiast, Austin Cargill, or @austinmarshmallows on Instagram. Last episode, we dissected the Lonerism drum sound, and today we continue with guitar tones and effects - and the pedals that produce them.

The Hunks discuss the 2012 release from Australian artist, Kevin Parker.

Kevin Parker tentou engenharia, pulou para astronomia, mas foi na música que encontrou o próprio caminho ao fundar o Tame Impala. Em 2012, ele lançou o segundo álbum do projeto e, entre problemas, roubos e a insegurança do possível fracasso, virou um verdadeiro fenômeno musical. E-mail e pix: fagner.morais1@gmail.com Mais: https://www.musicontherun.net Twitter: www.twitter.com/fagnermorais Instagram: www.instagram.com/fagnermorais

A podcast dedicated to highlighting Tame Impala music & lyrics that resonate with us and why. In this final episode of the Desert Daze Decompression Series (one month long of Desert-Daze focused episodes talking to fans who attended the Lonerism Live experience), I am joined by Bailey, aka Daze, in their own forthcoming musical project, where we discuss not just Desert Daze, but the lessons that Desert Daze taught us about personal growth and happiness, some logistical considerations for future East Coast Desert Daze goers - oh, and, accidentally manifesting meeting Cuco right before the Lonerism set began.

A podcast dedicated to highlighting Tame Impala music & lyrics that resonate with us and why. In this episode, Part 3 of the Desert Daze Decompression Series, I am joined by The Captain of @cruisingaltituderadio, Diego Rivas, playlist curator extraordinaire, where we talk about the Lonerism live art installation that was Desert Daze, the best place to stand for Tame shows from an audio and visual perspective, what it was like traveling to a camping festival from the East coast, and how to balance the discipline between creating and consuming art.

A podcast dedicated to highlighting Tame Impala music & lyrics that resonate with us and why. In this episode, Part 2 of the Desert Daze Decompression series, I am joined by @brandayum, guitarist, audiophile, and fellow head in the crowd in Lake Perris, CA for Lonerism live. Join us as we talk about the happy accidents in music that give a live performance its heart, as well as why Lonerism can mean so much to so many people.

Introducing Kevin Parker, who needs no introduction! Tame Impala are in the billion streams club. They've headlined every major festival around the world and are coming back home this month for their first headline shows since 2015. We chat long-haul flights with small kids, ‘Lonerism' turning 10, collaborating with Diana Ross & the Gorillaz and we get the surprise of our life when we discover the last artist he's listened to on Spotify.  frontiertouring.com has all the ticket and tour info.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A podcast dedicated to highlighting Tame Impala music & lyrics that resonate with us and why. In this first episode of the new season of the Fame Impala Podcast, I am joined by the iconic @halffullglassofkass, where she shares what Lonerism means to her, what it was like meeting the Tame Impala online community in person, and why she always goes to Tame Impala shows stone-cold sober.

Some bands are sprinters; they release new material with impressive speed. But other bands are more like marathon runners, taking their time with each project. Canadian indie pop group Alvvays are the latter since their new album Blue Rev is their first in five years. In this week's Indiecast, hosts Steven Hyden and Ian Cohen review marathoners Alvvays' latest release (25:27) as well as Björk's mushroom-inspired LP Fossora (36:42).The biggest music news of this week was a pleasantly surprising No. 1 single. It's Steve Lacey's R&B hit "Bad Habit," which dethroned Harry Styles' long-running "As It Was" No. 1 and it seems like a very organic ascent (45:58). In other news, indie music celebrated the 10th anniversary of a majorly influential album: Tame Impala's Lonerism. While the idea of celebrating album anniversaries is a relatively new phenomenon, it does encourage younger listeners to revisit classic albums in an age when we're constantly introduced to new music (:29).This week's Recommendation Corner (53:11) has Ian urging listeners to check out his recent interview with Will Sheff and his band Okkervil River's new album Nothing Special. Steven suggests Zach Bryan, a 26-year-old singer-songwriter whose 34-song LP American Heartbreak is one of the year's most sprawling albums.New episodes of Indiecast drop every Friday. Listen to Episode 108 here or below and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. You can submit questions for Steve and Ian at indiecastmailbag@gmail.com, and make sure to follow us on Instagram and Twitter for all the latest news. We also recently launched a visualizer for our favorite Indiecast moments. Check those out here.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Join Daryl Ong & Othniel Ting as they delve into an album of our chosen artist of the week, running you through the stories & history of the album track by track. This week, we celebrate the 10th year anniversary of neo-psychedelia album Lonerism, by Australian musical project Tame Impala.

Join Daryl Ong and Othniel Ting as they take you through the discography of our artist of the week, playing some of their most iconic and memorable hits back to back. It's been 10 years since the release of Tame Impala's Grammy-nominated sophomore album, Lonerism. We celebrate the iconic neo-psychedelia album's milestone by going through some of the band's most memorable hits throughout the years. --Breathe Deeper (The Slow Rush)Alter Ego (Innerspeaker) Solitude Is Bliss (Innerspeaker) The Bold Arrow of Time (Innerspeaker) GUEST CAPSULE - ALI JOHANOn Track (The Slow Rush) Eventually (Currents) Let It Happen (Currents)New Person, Same Old Mistakes (Currents)

TEN YEARS!? Where on earth has the time gone? In this special episode of the Fools on a Hill Podcast, Cal, Liam and Yanni take you through Tame Impala's second album 'Lonerism' which was a very important album to all three of us growing up. We talk about our memories of the album, our favourite tracks and whether or not we feel the album has aged well. Let us know what you think of the album! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/foolsonahillpodcast/support

No programa de hoje falamos de um grande disco lançado em 2012, o segundo álbum do Tame Impala, Lonerism . Marcado como o disco onde a banda australiana de indie rock psicodélico que colocou de vez este estilo sonoro na cabeça do mundo denovo e que foi mega influente na música atual. Kevin Parker fez aqui os seus primeiros grandes hits e contamos cada detalhe deste trabalho que teve metade feito em Paris e outra metade em Perth. Siga no instagram: @Noizecast_ . Feito por: Bruno Fonseca (@brunofonsecaxx) e Letícia Vidinha (@vidinhax). Arte e design: Alex Almeida (@alxmd).

Descrito por Kevin Parker como "uma combinação de um bom pop açucarado com música realmente fodida, explosiva e cósmica", "Lonerism" (2012) é o segundo álbum de estúdio do Tame Impala e uma importante mudança de direção na carreira do grupo australiano. Marcado pela temática da solidão, o trabalho destaca o uso de sintetizadores e transita por referências que vão de Todd Rundgren à Britney Spears e Kylie Minogue, estímulo para a produção de faixas como "Elephant" e "Feels Like We Only Go Backwards". Para celebrar os dez anos de lançamento do disco, Cleber Facchi (@cleberfacchi) e Isadora Almeida (@almeidadora) detalham o processo de criação do material e refletem sobre o impacto do registro no mundo da música. Gostou do programa e quer ter acesso a outros episódios com muita antecedência? Apoie a gente em https://www.padrim.com.br/podcastvfsm.

Intro: Frame birthday recap Honda Honey's, Nissan mommies, Toyota Babies Music/WarRoom: Football season What are we listening to? ArtTalk: Support and validation is fleeting - pops Ego, what is ego really? Are you egotistical? How do people see your ego? // “what is one thing that you don't like about yourself that you can't change?” Biting down: Do you prefer to mold your partner or find one that has their own motion Lonerism: is it bad or good? Why? Connecting Content of the week: frame : HBO's Westworld All Rights To The Artist Music: AL: 50 Cent - Turn Da Lights Off (Remix) Frame: Pi'erre Bourne - Hacked my instagram Damon Logan : Meek Mill - Freestyles On Flex Freestyle 017 Connect: Damon Logan: https://linktr.ee/damonlogan Al: https://linktr.ee/UnkxAl Frame: @armandlegstore (https://www.armandlegstore.com)

Another music and friends episode is in the books! This time we bring on our good friend Darren Asaro to discuss Lonerism by Tame Impala. Darren comes prepared with a 12 question quiz that is sure to test any true Tame Impala fan's knowledge and in case you were unaware, the band is made up of just one guy by the name of Kevin Parker. Isn't that wild! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/back-pocket/support

Tame Impala (aka Kevin Parker) is one of the greatest musical minds of the 21st century. From Perth Australia, to stages all over the world, the Tame Impala sound has entranced people from all walks of life. Through their 4 (so far) studio albums Innerspeaker, Lonerism, Currents and The Slow Rush, the sound of Tame Impala continues to grow and evolve. Come hang out with Sight After Dark (Sifa and Dan) as they discuss all things Tame Impala!

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Mailbag time! Kirk peruses the Strong Songs inbox to answer your questions about jazz drum solos, practicing with play-a-longs, Tame Impala tunes, saxophones with traffic cones, vocal technique, sidechain compression, and several very tricky rhythms. REFERENCED ON THIS EPISODE: “Tubes” by Moon Hooch from their NPR Tiny Desk live concert: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwBhxBBa7tE “Strangers” by The Kinks from Lola vs. Powerman and the Moneygoround, Pt. 1, 1970 “Tubular Bells” by Mike Oldfield from Tubular Bells, 1973 “In The Moonlight” by Pearl Jam from Last Dogs, 2003 “Good Time Boys” by the Red Hot Chili Peppers from Mother’s Milk, 1989 "One Night in Bangkok" performed by Murray Head from Chess, 1984 “Jackson Cannery” by Ben Folds Five from Naked Baby Photos, 1997 “La Donna È Mobile” by Giuseppe Verdi from Rigoletto, as performed by Luciano Pavarotti with the London Philharmonic The excellent documentary Twenty Feet From Stardom "You & Me" by Flume from Flume, 2012 “Elephant” by Tame Impala from Lonerism, 2012 “Bird Calls” by Charles Mingus from Ah Um, 1959 “Giant Steps” by John Coltrane recorded by Jamey Aebersold for Volume 28, John Coltrane, 1983 “The Days of Wine and Roses” by Johnny Mercer recorded by Jamey Aebersold from Volume 40, ‘Round Midnight, 1987 OUTRO SOLOIST: Carlos "Insaneintherainmusic" Eieine Carlos Eienie is a prolific multi-instrumentalist and YouTube creator who's done some extremely fun jazz arrangements of great video game music, among other things. 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Enjoy our discussion of Tame Impala's "Lonerism." --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/three-different-ones/support

In this episode, we'll be taking a look at Lonerism, the second studio album by Tame Impala. Tame Impala is the musical mouthpiece of Australian multi instrumentalist and experimental virtuoso Kevin Parker. After the success of his first album ‘Innerspeaker', Parker immediately began writing and recording ‘Lonerism' - a 12 track psychedelic journey into his introverted mind - where you get to see the world through his eyes, and from his perspective. Arguably a favourite among his ever-growing fan base, Lonerism was released in 2012 to global acclaim, and still stands up as one of the best albums of the decade. I have a lot of love for this album, and I'm looking forward to breaking it down with the guys. This is Lonerism, by Tame Impala - Carl Other topics include: a keyboard on the ceiling, a high-five to the back-of-the-neck, a little hypnosis, and our first ever legitimate answerphone message! All that and more, on this episode of Between The Tracks.

Artist Song Time Album Year Sproingg And her name was ‘Jo-Jo, the dog-faced boy’, Part 1 3:04 Clam 2020 Sproingg Progg is a five-letter word 5:58 Clam 2020 Argos The Story Of Flying Robert 4:12 Cruel Symmetry 2012 Tame Impala Endors Toi 3:02 Lonerism 2012 The Aaron Clift Experiment Seven 3:20 Lonely Hills 2012 Sunchild […]

The biggest Tame Impala fan of all time, Nine Groove's latest Columbus show ‘Cruising With Chris' PLUS we've got a new phone plan…  Playlist:  Crossfaith - Endorphin (Machine Girl Remix)  Billy Bunks - Devil's Clay  AC/PC - STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN  Tame Impala - I Don't Really Mind  Playboi Carti - On That Time  MF DOOM - Rapp Snitch Knishes (feat. Mr. Fantastik) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sigam nossos perfis no Instagram e Twitter @tocaipodcast e visitem nosso site https://tocaaipodcast.wordpress.com/. Até 1:13:23 - Lonerism - Tame Impala (2012) Segundo álbum de Kevin Parker, o gênio por trás do Tame Impala, Lonerism continua falando sobre a introversão. Se em Innerspeaker o tema principal era a solitude, aqui a solidão começa a pegar um pouco. Assim, como Parker, toda a banda que o acompanha nos palcos vem de Perth, talvez a cidade mais isolada da Austrália. Num contexto de pandemia, muita gente pode se identificar com essa obra psicodélica moderna. As influências dos Beatles, Beach Boys, Yes, Pink Floyd, Jimmy Hendrix e toda essa galera dos anos 60 e 70 é evidente, mas está longe de parecer uma cópia. Embarque nessa viagem rumo ao seu interior. 12 faixas 53:51 De 1:13:23 até 2:37:49 - Led Zeppelin IV (1971) O disco que marca o auge da banda que mostrou o hard rock para o mundo. Blues, Folk, Rock, Magia, Bruxaria e muito, muito som pesado. O zeppelin de chumbo dominou o oeste e para decolar precisou construir seu próprio caminho para os céus. 8 Faixas 42:34 De 2:37:49 até o final - Coração - Johnny Hooker Com o sucesso absoluto do primeiro disco, Johnny pôde viajar o Brasil e amar ainda mais gêneros que entrariam no seu "Coração", ou seja, seu segundo CD. Dessa vez, vamos dançar, sofrer, cair e levantar de novo estimulados pelo pique e a grande voz desse talentoso cantor de Recife! Sua característica teatral à la Ney Matogrosso vai trazer toda a carga dramática do axé, technobrega, rock, MPB e muito mais. Sua frequência cardíaca vai lá pra cima com essas 11 faixas superemotivas! 11 faixas 31:01

This week we will be Lonerism by Tame Impala. In each episode we will be discussing the history of the album, each track, and ultimately which track on the album we would scratch off.For more information please follow us on twitter as well as our YouTube Channel. There you will be able to take part in polls, suggest albums, and let us know what track you would scratch.Happy Scratching!!Links:https://twitter.com/scratchatrackhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1y5SBLxt4V187J6CKGswgA/https://www.facebook.com/Scratch-A-Track-100105891679603/https://www.instagram.com/scratchatrack/Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/scratch-a-track-presented-by-the-dude-and-grimm-show/id1507247887Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0qBOg1wkxPu5EY0FQQaMgOGoogle Podcast: https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5idXp6c3Byb3V0LmNvbS85ODIyMDQucnNzAll music on this podcast has been provided and used with permission by:...more https://soundcloud.com/user-122188109The Timnz https://soundcloud.com/the-timnz

He might lose me sometimes in his washed-out psychedelia haze, but generally I'm pretty down with Tame Impala. As is Dan. And I'm inclined to think their 2012 sophomore album Lonerism still stands as the most varied and exciting thing they've done to date. Niagara Moon CD SALE @ https://freeniagaramoonalbum.com/adoptacd https://www.niagaramoonmusic.com/ http://www.danbarracuda.com/

Pra você aí meu amigo psicodélico! O episódio de hoje vai falar de um clássico do gênero que vocês escolheram aqui nos stories! O assunto do Briga de Bar é Lonerism, segundo disco do Tame Impala, que consolidou o projeto como um clássico do psicodélico no mundo todo, tendo passado até pelo Brasil com a turnê do disco. Hoje, recebemos Rodrigo (@ocientistaperdido), Jan (@talkjam) e Lucas Pacífico (@lucasrpacifico), e falamos não só sobre o disco, mas demos uma passeada pela carreira da banda, com direito à história de show e tudo mais. Pega sua brejinha e vem com a gente que hoje tá super legal! -- Siga também nossas redes sociais: Instagram: @botecoindiepod Facebook & Twitter: @botecoindie Nossos projetos musicais: @supervibemusic, @ocientistaperdido, @aiureinstrumental & @pacifico.banda

On this episode I am joined by returning guest Marriah and we do a deep dive into Tame Impala's 2012 album "Lonerism".

On this second part of a two part episode, the gang examines psycadelicacy, sleep, and songs about death.

On this episode three big dawgs discuss drinking red wine and smoking spliffs as children while exploring Tame Impala's Lonerism. First friend of the pod, Rex (aka Space Phase) joins us.

Starting off their career as psychedelic explorers, the Australian band Tame Impala spent a decade subverting expectations and mutating their sound in fascinating ways, as well as being an inspiration to musicians as diverse as Unknown Mortal Orchestra and Lady Gaga. Guided by the musical prowess of Kevin Parker, the band's 2010 debut album Innerspeaker was a huge, loud guitar rock album dipped in swirling psychedelic colors. The follow-up Lonerism (2012) dialed down the guitars in favor of a more expansive style, after which Parker swerved into a poppier sound that brought in hip-hop (2015's Currents) and disco influences (2020's The Slow Rush) while upping the sugar content of the hooks. It proved to be a winning approach, and by decade's end, Parker was collaborating with some of the biggest artists on Earth (Kanye, Travis Scott) while the band was selling out stadiums and tons of records. After a long rollout that saw the band debuting new songs on Saturday Night Live in May of 2019, and a steady trickle of singles seeing the light of day as Parker continued to tinker with the album, The Slow Rush was released in early 2020, just before the band launched a worldwide tour.

Tom and Neil dive into the discography of everyone's second to third favorite Australian band and everyone's first to second favorite Kevin Parker project, Tame Impala! From the highs of Innerspeaker, Lonerism, Currents, and the Slow Rush to the lows of the period before they were making music, we tackle it all and answer the question on everyone's mind - are Impalas native to Australia? The answer may surprise you! It's no.

Tame Impala has been modernizing psychedelic rock for more than a decade. On this bonus episode of Audioface, Dan & Sean walk through the project's beginnings and successes. Tame Impala's 2020 album "The Slow Rush" is reviewed on Audioface episode #130.Check out Sean and Dan's 2020 playlists on Spotify for their favorites of the year so far. Follow @audiofacepod on Twitter, Instagram, or YouTube for extra Audioface. We appreciate it, and you. Thank you for listening with us!

Craig decides to reflect on the past decade by playing a song from his favorite album from each year. Let's kick things off with 2010 and move forward shall we?2010Tame Impala - InnerspeakerSample Track: "Alter Ego"2011Kurt Vile - Smoke Ring For My HaloSample Track: "On Tour"2012Punch Brothers - Who's Feeling Young Now?Sample Track: "Movement & Location"

Ali is still overseas, but here is another LTT episode recorded beforehand where we chat about one of his favourite albums; Tame Impala's 2012 release... Lonerism.Keep up to date with the pod or anything else through our Facebook page or Website.https://www.pirateradiopod.com/www.facebook.com/pirateradiopod

I lead a secretive life, I’m against the world. I feel I am apart from others even if I am socially active. Although I voice sentimentality, I am never so tight with anyone that I cannot get up and go at a moment’s notice if something more exciting comes along. “Only I will care for my needs” is my thinking and as such, when I feel my needs are not being met, I am justified in meeting anyway I see fit.

Our good pal Jose talks with Jon about dancing to LCD Soundsystem before parties and explains why Tame Impala's Lonerism sounds different to him now, after he's grown up a little.

Our guest for this episode is Ben Etherington — author of 'Literary Primitivism' and the long-form essay, published in the Los Angeles Review of Books, titled 'The New Primitives' — the themes of which we discuss in this episode. In this discussion, Ben lays out a nuanced examination of Primitivism — a “mode of aesthetic idealization that either emulates or aspires to recreate ‘primitive’ experience.”☽ In modern Western societies, the primitivist ideal is expressed though various means — a few examples being contemporary dietary fads like the “Paleo Diet,” fitness regimens like barefoot/minimalist running, radical anti-civilizational and anti- technological political philosophies (e.g. the works of anarcho-primitivist John Zerzan and the manifesto of the UNABOMBER Theodore Kaczynski) — as well as in popular films, literature, and art. Primitivist themes and aesthetics run through several popular films, most notably in James Cameron’s blockbuster film ’Avatar.’ To quote from Ben’s essay: “The plot of the film follows the tested formula of primitivist transformation. A man of civilization, in this case the paraplegic US marine Jake Sully, is sent to colonize the primitive lands beyond civilization’s perimeter only himself to ‘go primitive’ after learning of their innocent beauty and recognizing the barbarism of his own destructive civilization.”✛ Ben, in this essay and in this discussion, understands Primitivism as a reverse teleology: “Marx’s communist society or the techno-utopias of Silicon Valley are premised on transcendence. When workers own the factories or robots do the menial labor, humans will be free to pursue their inmost desires. For primitivists, humans have previously achieved this state, and our urgent project is to restore it. We are to move forward into our past; or, equally, backward into our future.”✛ What does this theme of “primitivist transformation” tell us about our current set of living arrangements in the “modern” world? What does this longing for more “primitive” forms of living and being mean within the broader scope of historical development, especially as we enter into the late stage of capitalist development on this planet? We delve into this rich subject in this episode. Ben Etherington is senior lecturer in postcolonial and world literary studies in the School of Humanities and Communication Arts and a member of the Writing and Society Research Centre. He holds honours degrees in Musicology and English from the University of Western Australia. He was awarded a General Sir John Monash Award to undertake an MPhil and PhD in English at the University of Cambridge, where he was later a Faculty of English research fellow. His publications include ‘Literary Primitivism’, the ‘Cambridge Companion to World Literature,’ and ‘Unsettled Poetics: Contemporary Australian and South African Poetry.’☯︎ ☽ Source: http://bit.ly/Primitivism ✛ Source: http://bit.ly/NewPrimitives ☯︎ Source: http://bit.ly/LARBbio Episode Notes: - Read Ben’s essay ‘The New Primitives’ here: http://bit.ly/NewPrimitives - John Zerzan’s response: http://bit.ly/ZerzanLetter - Learn about and purchase Ben’s book ‘Literary Primitivism’ here: http://bit.ly/LiteraryPrimitivism - The songs featured in this episode are “Feels Like We Only Go Backwards” and “Apocalypse Dreams” by Tame Impala from the album Lonerism. - WEBSITE: https://www.lastborninthewilderness.com - PATREON: http://bit.ly/LBWPATREON - DONATE: Paypal: http://bit.ly/LBWPAYPAL Ko-Fi: http://bit.ly/LBWKOFI - FOLLOW & LISTEN: SoundCloud: http://bit.ly/LBWSOUNDCLOUD iTunes: http://bit.ly/LBWITUNES Google Play: http://bit.ly/LBWGOOGLE Stitcher: http://bit.ly/LBWSTITCHER RadioPublic: http://bit.ly/LBWRADIOPUB YouTube: http://bit.ly/LBWYOUTUBE - SOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook: http://bit.ly/LBWFACEBOOK Twitter: http://bit.ly/LBWTWITTER Instagram: http://bit.ly/LBWINSTA

For those of you who have been with us from the start, we're back after a long break! For those just jumping in, or going through the backlog, welcome! This time on Awakester we tear into Lonerism by Tame Impala. We chat about how other bands may have influenced this album, loneliness, and more!

Pete Holmes and Artie Lange are both respected and beloved stand-up comedians who appear on the HBO show Crashing. Created by Holmes and co-produced and often directed by Judd Apatow, Crashing is a semi-autobiographical sitcom about an aspiring comedian named Pete, who is so obsessed with making it as a stand-up, he neglects his put upon wife who cheats on him, leaving him homeless, pitiful, and at the mercy of more established comedians like T.J. Miller, Sarah Silverman, and Artie Lange. The cast and crew are currently shooting the second season of Crashing and the first season is now available on Blu-ray and DVD for your home viewing pleasure. I recently had the chance to travel to Brooklyn, New York for an event to promote Crashing while also benefitting REALgirl, a program that aims to “help end gender inequality by fostering the ability of girls to discover their truest selves and develop the skills, knowledge, confidence and courage they need to consistently make informed life-choices from a place of self-knowledge, self-love and strength.” So yes, there was a night of stand-up at the Bell House in Brooklyn featuring amazing sets by Pete Holmes, Artie Lange, Dov Davidoff, and Beth Stelling. Earlier that day, I caught up with Pete and Artie for a chat about Crashing. They were on a press junket so I was told I’d only have nine minutes with them. But I think because I flew down from Canada and also because we had a nice rapport, Pete bought me a bit more time. It probably helped that Pete and Artie seemed to like my long, salt and pepper hair. At least Artie liked it; Pete found it sucpicious. You’ll see. I’m a big fan of Pete and Artie’s work, both alone and together, so this was fun. Sponsored by Pizza Trokadero, the Bookshelf, Planet Bean Coffee, and Grandad's Donuts.  

Episode 4 - Rachel and Fabrice endeavor to articulate the pains/gains of being alone, lonely, and isolated.

Mark Quinlan of Hop Along is my first guest of 2016. We're talking about Tame Impala's "Lonerism", as well as getting sidetracked and going on an endless series of tangents.

Led by multi-instrumentalist Kevin Parker, Australian psych-rockers Tame Impala made huge waves in both hemispheres with the release of their album Lonerism in 2012. They join Jim and Greg for a discussion and live performance. Then, Jim and Greg review the band’s new release Currents.

In this episode of maDCap, Dan Bloom and David Ross speak with Kevin Parker of the band, Tame Impala. This native of Perth, Australia composes beautiful sounds that are just so damn good that....you know what...just listen. Parker and the rest of his Tame Impala bandmates are nominated for a Grammy in the Best Alternative Rock Album of the Year for "Lonerism." They also won Best Rock Album at the ARIA Awards (Australian Recording Industry Association) just a few months ago and won the Best Group category. This interview was conducted at Merriweather Post Paviliion in Columbia, MD. To learn more about what Tame Impala is up to: http://twitter.com/tameimpala http://tameimpala.com http://fb.com/tameimpala

In this episode of maDCap, Dan Bloom and David Ross speak with Kevin Parker of the band, Tame Impala. This native of Perth, Australia composes beautiful sounds that are just so damn good that....you know what...just listen. Parker and the rest of his Tame Impala bandmates are nominated for a Grammy in the Best Alternative Rock Album of the Year for "Lonerism." They also won Best Rock Album at the ARIA Awards (Australian Recording Industry Association) just a few months ago and won the Best Group category. This interview was conducted at Merriweather Post Paviliion in Columbia, MD. To learn more about what Tame Impala is up to: http://twitter.com/tameimpala http://tameimpala.com http://fb.com/tameimpala

Part 2 of my conversation with guest Brian Salvatore as we look back at the music of 1980. I've also got music from The Harmonica Lewinskies, Idiot Genes and Tame Impala. Show notes: - Recorded via Skype - Roller disco was once a thing - Brian: Mainstream American rock was in a slump - Just missed Brian's top 5: Queen's The Game - Lennon's Double Fantasy and McCartney II - The legend of Linda - Peter Gabriel's Melt, the debut of the Lounge Lizards - Jay: Blizzard of Ozz, Permanent Waves, Heaven and Hell, Empty Glass - Townshend's writing style had changed - Max Webster's Universal Juveniles - Band combined Rush and Zappa influences - 1980 was one of four years in Zappa's recording career he didn't release an album - Brian's #5 - Pretenders' debut was amazing - Jay's #5 - Back in Black was surprising given Bon Scott's death months earlier - The expanding umbrella of classic rock - Brian's #4 - Ozzy's solo debut reinvented his image - Singers who don't write lyrics - Jay's #4 - Jay: Melt is my favorite Gabriel album - The greatness of Gabriel's early solo work - Brian: Face Dances would be considered a great Townshend solo album - Brian's #3 - Interesting debut from the Feelies - Unlikely but successful Feelies comeback in recent years - Rooting for local acts - To be continued Music: The Harmonica Lewinskies - Jesus Christ is Just Rock and Roll Idiot Genes - Soaked Pillow Tame Impala - Feels Like We Only Go Backwards (Chrome Canyon De-mix) Completely Conspicuous is available through the iTunes podcast directory. Subscribe and write a review! The Harmonica Lewinskies song is available for free download (in exchange for your email address) at Bandcamp. The Idiot Genes song is on the album Lousey. Download the song for free at Bandcamp. The Tame Impala song is on the album Lonerism on Modular Recordings. Download the remix of the song for free at Epitonic. The opening and closing theme of Completely Conspicuous is "Theme to Big F'in Pants" by Jay Breitling. Find out more about Senor Breitling at his fine music blog Clicky Clicky. Voiceover work is courtesy of James Gralian.

Break out your paisley shirt: psychedelic rockers Tame Impala are live in the studio! Kevin Parker and co. perform tracks from their latest album Lonerism. And later, Jim and Greg review the debut album from buzzed-about post-punk band, Savages.

 FeedBack w. Wes Nyle. EP32. Tame Impala. 11.07.12I’m back and I hope you’re all doing well. Thanks for sticking with me during my move and the podcast dry spell. The truth is I’ve hardly had any time to think about recording with the move. I have, however had several ideas floating around in my head. For instance I am thinking of changing the name of this podcast to Digital Spray Paint. And I am going to make the format a bit different, offering more variety, in the ways of interviews with bands, alongside phone conversations with my radio alumni, and comedian friends. With that said I am going to give you one more traditional FeedBack podcast the way it’s been since I started this little project. Also listen for a series I’m calling the 12 tracks of Christmas, that will IV drip songs throughout the month of December for your listening pleasure, as we get ready to start the new podcast format that will beguine soon after the new year. Thanks for listening now here’s the Podcast. A phone conversation with my friend recently had me thinking about how much great music comes out of Australia. With the obvious bands out of the way I posted a FaceBook comment and received several comments from you guys as well, listing a ton of iconic rock, that hails from the land down under. I’m not 100% certain of what it is they do differently there but I can say that Australia has yet to produce a rock band that disappoints me. Tame Impala is a band that popped up about two years ago with their debut record Innerspeaker, and shares an ambiance similar to America’s Interpol. The band was originally known as The Dee Dee Drums and is a c ollaboration of other indie groups fronted by Kevin Parker who also plays drums in Pond: A band that compares to other Australian notables like the Vines and Wolfmother. It’s also comprised of Tame Impala members Jay Watson and Nick Allbrook. Kevin’s drumming would show up again in his work with Mink Mussel Creek a group that was comprised of his friends in the Australian underground music scene as well as members of Tame Impala. The group started recording in 2008 but because of setbacks weren’t able to officially release their record, however in this technology age there is a way to find anything online, and the recordings were eventually released. Which is good for me because otherwise I wouldn’t have a song segue right here. There’s more to Parker than rhythm, he also shows intuition towards recording and effect pedal usage, with nearly 20 pedals in his arsenal while on stage. In an interview with UnderCover TV he elaborated on his take towards using pedals in a new way that helps create a sound that newer musicians are wishing they thought of. This past October Tame Impala released their latest full length titled Lonerism an album that embodies the atmospherical, environmentally, synth blanketed rock that fans have grown to crave. A mention of this new album by one of my FaceBook followers has me leaving you with two tracks from these guys. Go by my site WesTexasMedia.com for a full track list of this episode, check out the video for Expectation, and listen to some more poddy deliciousness.Tracks Heard on this Podcast: It’s Not Ment to Be – Tame Impala Jeremy’s Storm – Tame Impala Fantastic Explosion in Time – Pond Doesn’t the Moon Look Good Tonight – Mink Mussel Creek Expectation – Tame Impala Mind Mischief – Tame Impala Music to Walk Home By – Tame Impala

Dom Simper of Tame Impala took some time to have a chat about their recent success and the joy of Jools Holland.

Presentazione di Lonerism dei Tame Impala, intervista ad Alessandro Fiori, collegamento con la redazione di Rockit.

Presentazione di Lonerism dei Tame Impala, intervista ad Alessandro Fiori, collegamento con la redazione di Rockit.