Tame Impala

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 Tame Impala简介 Tame Impala是澳大利亚歌手兼多乐器演奏家Kevin Parker的迷幻音乐项目，2007年始于珀斯。在录音室，Parker负责创作、录制、演奏和制作该项目的所有音乐作品。其巡演阵容包括主唱兼吉他手和合成器手Parker、吉他手兼合成器手Dominic Simper、合成器手兼伴唱和吉他手Jay Watson、贝斯手兼伴唱和合成器手Cam Avery，以及鼓手兼伴唱Julien Barbagallo。该项目与澳大利亚迷幻摇滚乐队Pond关系密切，共享成员和合作伙伴，其中包括Tame Impala的前现场乐手Nick Allbrook。 Histor 2007–2008: Early careerThe origins of Tame Impala can be found in the Perth music scene. Musician Kevin Parker played in a number of bands, one being the Dee Dee Dums, a rock duo that consisted of Parker (guitar) and Luke Epstein (drums). Tame Impala emerged in 2007 as a home-recording project created by Parker, who posted a number of tracks on Myspace. This generated interest from a number of labels, and eventually he signed a worldwide deal with the independent Modular Recordings in July 2008.[10][11] To transfer these recordings to a live setting, Parker enlisted the help of Dominic Simper (bass) and Jay Watson (drums), and they began playing at local gigs.[12] Kevin Parker came up with the name of the band as a reflection of the music's theme. He felt the name encapsulated a balance between untamed creativity and refined artistry.[13]2008–2009: Tame Impala EPThe signing to Modular was soon followed by the release of Tame Impala's self-titled EP in September 2008.[14] It reached the number 1 position on the Australian Independent Record Labels (AIR) Chart and number 10 on the ARIA Physical Singles Chart,[15] with three songs—"Desire Be, Desire Go",[16] "Half Full Glass of Wine", and "Skeleton Tiger"—receiving national radio airplay on the Triple J radio station.[17][18]Tame Impala's tours in 2008 included supports for You Am I, The Black Keys, Yeasayer and MGMT, as well as performances at Southbound Festival, Meredith Music Festival and Falls Festival, and national headline tours in support of their EP. Tours in 2009 included a sold-out six-date "Skeleton Tiger" national headline tour and a five-date UK tour (including Nevereverland UK), as well as performances at V Festival.Tame Impala appeared on Triple J's Hottest 100 list in 2008—their first appearance on the list—with "Half Full Glass of Wine" at number 75. The song also appeared on the Hottest 100 compilation album.2009–2010: "Sundown Syndrome"Parker in April 2009 during a performance at Somerville AuditoriumTame Impala's debut single, "Sundown Syndrome", was recorded at Toerag Studios in London, UK, with recording engineer Liam Watson, while the band was in the UK in March 2009.[21] "Sundown Syndrome" was premiered by Richard Kingsmill on his "2009" show on Triple J on Sunday 10 May 2009. The song was released in July 2009 on vinyl, and digitally with a cover of "Remember Me" by DJ Blue Boy.[22]The band then headlined the inaugural "Rottofest" in August 2009, an annual comedy, film and music festival held on Rottnest Island off the coast of Western Australia.[23] Following Rottofest, they embarked on a national tour through September and October 2009 in support of the single.[24] "Remember Me" appeared at number 78 on Triple J's Hottest 100 for 2009.[25]"Sundown Syndrome" was included on the soundtrack of the Oscar-nominated film The Kids Are All Right.[26] "Half Full Glass of Wine" was used in HBO's popular television series Entourage as the closing song for an episode.[27]Tame Impala appeared at the Australian/New Zealand Big Day Out festival in early 2010, performing alongside bands such as Muse, The Mars Volta, Kasabian and Rise Against.[28]2010: InnerspeakerMain article: InnerspeakerTame Impala's debut album Innerspeaker was released on 21 May 2010. In the UK the official release date was 28 June, but iTunes accidentally[citation needed] made it available for purchase on 12 May. The album was released in the United States on 8 June to general and critical acclaim. Pitchfork named it Best New Music.[29]In an interview with Triple J talking about the album's nomination for the J Award, Parker stated that they had secretly been recording a new album. "Jay and I have been recording pretty compulsively and album number two is nearing potential completion already and I'm so excited about it that I'm having trouble keeping myself from telling you all about it". This came only months after Innerspeaker was released.The group toured in mid-2010, commencing the Innerspeaker album tour on 13 May 2010 as the opening act for MGMT's 2010 American tour. The band returned to Australia to play at Splendour in the Grass festival, which was followed by a European Tour in July (including an appearance at the Reading Festival) and a national Australian tour in October. In November they returned to the UK and Europe for a fifteen date tour, including their largest London headline show to date which was attended by Noel Gallagher, Tom Meighan, Sergio Pizzorno, Noel Fielding, Alexa Chung and Alison Mosshart,[30] the band then went on to the United States and Canada for twenty headline dates including sold-out shows in Toronto, New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. They also received four 2010 ARIA Music Awards nominations which include, "Album of the Year" and "Best Rock Album" for Innerspeaker, "Best Group" and also "Breakthrough Artist".[31]On 29 November 2010, Innerspeaker won Australian youth-oriented radio network Triple J's highest honour, winning the J Award for Album of the Year.[32]2011–2014: LonerismTame Impala's second album, Lonerism, was released in 2012 and was mixed by Dave Fridmann.[33] Parker said that Lonerism "represents a departure from his previous work by incorporating an expanded sonic palette, more emotional song writing, and a more pronounced narrative perspective". It was created in a similar set up as Innerspeaker, whereby Parker wrote and recorded the majority of the album by himself at his home in Perth, Western Australia.[34] Parts of the recording also occurred in Parker's home studio in France.While in France, Parker produced and played on the self-titled dream pop album by Melody's Echo Chamber, the project of French singer Melody Prochet. As a result, one of the tracks on Lonerism is titled "Endors Toi", which roughly translates from French to English as "fall asleep". The album cover is a photo taken by Parker of the Jardin du Luxembourg in Paris, France, with additional editing by Leif Podhajsky, a graphic designer who created the album art for Innerspeaker. The image ties into the themes of isolation of Lonerism, with a metal gate separating the viewer from the people in the Gardens.The band released the song "Apocalypse Dreams" as a free download on 7 July 2012. The first single, "Elephant", was released on 26 July 2012.[36] The album was released on 5 October in Australia, 8 October in the United Kingdom and 9 October in the United States. StillinRock described it as the best album of the year.[37] The album features the songs "Apocalypse Dreams" and "Elephant", which are some of the first songs that Parker has co-written with Watson. "Feels Like We Only Go Backwards" was released as the second single.[38]In November 2012, Lonerism won the 2012 J Award for Australian Album of the Year. It was the second time Tame Impala had won the award, after also winning it for their debut album, Innerspeaker, in 2010. They are the first band to win the J Award more than once. In January 2013, Lonerism was selected by Rolling Stone for the 2012 Album of the Year award after the band also won the award in 2011 for Innerspeaker. It was also announced as album of the year by UK magazine NME. Additionally, Lonerism was voted number one overall by Rolling Stone, Triple J, NME, Filter, Urban Outfitters, FasterLouder and Obscure Sound's 2012 Album of the Year polls. Lonerism became the first Australian album to win NME's album of the year. "Elephant" and "Feels Like We Only Go Backwards" appeared at numbers 7 and 9, respectively, in Triple J's Hottest 100 for 2012.[39]The band began an international tour in 2012 through 2013, supported by The Growl. During this tour, they played major festivals such as Coachella and Sasquatch Festival,[citation needed] and appeared on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.[40] For this tour, Watson switched from drums to keyboards, and Parker recruited Julien Barbagallo on drums.[41]In September 2012, Tame Impala's first U.S. feature appeared on the cover of the publication The FADER, in its 82nd issue.[42]On 18 May 2013, it was announced via Facebook that Allbrook would leave the band to focus on other musical endeavours, and that Cam Avery of Pond and The Growl would take his place. Allbrook played his final gig with the band on their last Australian tour date of 2013 at Perth's Belvoir Amphitheatre, the same venue that Allbrook played his first gig with the band at in 2008. As a farewell gesture, the band played a cover of Outkast's "Prototype".[43]Lonerism received a 2014 Grammy Award nomination in December 2013 in the Best Alternative Music Album category.[44]"Be Above It", the first track on the album, is featured in the 2019 movie Waves. This includes the studio version, the live version from the Live Versions album and the "Erol Alkan Rework" version.2015–2017: CurrentsCam Avery and Kevin Parker, performing with Tame Impala in June 2014It is believed that Parker started recording the follow-up album to Lonerism at the beginning of 2014, due to various Instagram posts that showed recording taking place at the Wave House in Western Australia, where Innerspeaker was recorded.[45] Prior to this, Parker had been touring with Tame Impala and working on other musical projects, including his disco-funk band, AAA Aardvark Getdown Services. Parker said in May 2013:Right now, doing another album doesn't excite me. There's something narrow-minded about thinking an album is the only way you can put out music, especially in the world we’re in at the moment. Anything is possible. There's so many people doing interesting things with the internet and technology, there could be so many ways of making music and listening to it. It's 2013 and you can make music anywhere... There are so many possibilities, my brain is overloading on them all. I just need to wait, think about things a bit more. Then I’ll know what to do next.[46][47]In May 2014, Parker spoke of his growing inclination toward the recording of another album in a triple J radio interview, explaining: "I'm getting more and more sucked into the world of making an album. It's weird how it happens naturally, it's almost feels like a seasonal thing. I've started to think about tracklistings and all the things that come with an album."[48] Describing the sound of the new album, Parker said, "I'm gonna try to make it a bit more minimal this time; only use what's needed ... instead of a supreme pizza, where you just throw everything on".[49] Watson added, "[It’s] probably gonna be less rock again and more electronic again, even more than the last one".[50] Parker later stated that the inspiration behind the new polished sound of Tame Impala's third album came from listening to a Fleetwood Mac song. He said that the pureness and cleanness of Fleetwood Mac's song prompted him to attempt to create a more streamlined musical style within Currents.[51]Tame Impala performing at Lollapalooza in September 2015On 6 January 2015, Spinning Top Music announced that a new Tame Impala album will be released in 2015.[52] During the same month, it was announced that the band would perform at the Boston Calling Music Festival in May 2015.[53]On 11 March 2015, a new song titled "Let It Happen" was released as a free download.[54]On 5 April 2015, Tame Impala announced and released the album cover for Currents in a Facebook post. A few hours later, the band released the first official single from the upcoming album on Facebook called "'Cause I'm a Man".[55] Later that month, on 22 April 2015, Tame Impala officially released "Let it Happen" as the second single from the album. One week later, on 29 April 2015, Kevin Parker held an AMA on Reddit, where he provoked fans to ask him to release a new song, then responding with "Disciples", which became the first promotional single for Currents. On 7 May 2015, the band announced that the album would be released on 17 July 2015 and released the third official single, "Eventually".[8] The record ended up being the best selling one in their discography, with 1.3 million copies sold worldwide.[56]During the same 30 April 2015 Reddit AMA, Parker said: "Up until recently, from all of Tame Impala's record sales outside of Australia I had received.... zero dollars. Someone high up spent the money before it got to me. I may never get that money."[57]Tame Impala performing at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in August 2016In October 2017, a collector's edition of Currents was announced. Released on 17 November, it included three B-sides and two remixes.2018: Other projectsBy the end of 2017, Tame Impala announced that they agreed to play the 2018 Mad Cool Festival in Spain, the first live music show the band agreed to play in 2018.[58] Tame Impala also played a headline set at London's Citadel Festival in July 2018.In March 2018, Parker worked with American rappers Travis Scott and Kanye West, as well as record producers Pharrell Williams, The Weeknd, Mike Dean, and Reine Fiske on the song "Skeletons", which would eventually be released by Scott on his 2018 album Astroworld.In July 2018, during an interview with Beats 1 anchor host Matt Wilkinson, Parker confirmed for the first time that he had begun working on a new Tame Impala album, adding that he was "ready to play some other songs live" and expressing an interest to headline a stage at Glastonbury Festival in 2019. He also stated that he would be "very disappointed" if the new record by Tame Impala wasn't released by summer 2019.[59]On 1 July 2018, Tame Impala teamed up with electronic artist ZHU to create the single "My Life".[citation needed]In October 2018, Parker played bass for rapper Travis Scott for a performance of "Skeletons/Astrothunder" on Saturday Night Live, with singer-songwriter John Mayer also part of the backing band.[60]On 10 October, the band was scheduled to headline the first night of the annual Desert Daze festival in its new location in Moreno Beach, but had to cut their set short after three songs due to inclement weather.[61]On 31 October, rapper Theophilus London released a new single in collaboration with Tame Impala under the moniker of "Theo Impala".[62]2019–2022: The Slow RushOn 2 January 2019, Tame Impala was announced as a headliner for the 2019 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. They also headlined the 2020 Primavera Sound festival, making them only the second Australian act to do so. Around the same time, Parker announced that he expected to release a new album during that summer.[63][64]On 21 March 2019, Tame Impala released the single "Patience"[65] and teased new music on Instagram for the forthcoming album.[66] They were the musical guest for Saturday Night Live on 30 March, with host Sandra Oh.[67] On the show, the band performed "Patience" and a new song, "Borderline",[68] which was released 12 April.[69] On 25 October, Tame Impala revealed the title of their fourth studio album, The Slow Rush. Three days later on 28 October, they released the song "It Might Be Time", and on 3 December, they released the single "Posthumous Forgiveness". The album was released on 14 February 2020 and features 12 tracks that were recorded in Los Angeles and in Parker's hometown of Fremantle, Australia.[70]Josh Terry of Vice named Tame Impala his "Artist of the Decade" for the 2010s, writing, "No artist captured how genres cross-pollinated throughout the 2010s better than Tame Impala". He added, "In the age of streaming and the big-box festival bubble, Parker's discography seems factory-made for both a crowd of thousands and a chill night alone with a vibe-heavy playlist" and that "his music embodies the technology-driven sense of loneliness of this decade better than any of his peers".[71]"The Less I Know the Better" was voted number one in Triple J's Hottest 100 of the Decade on 14 March 2020. This was the highest ranking for Tame Impala in a Hottest 100 Countdown and the first time the project had attained number one in any Hottest 100. (The same song had previously placed fourth in the 2015 Hottest 100.)[72]On 20 March 2020, Parker appeared on The Weeknd's album After Hours, producing and providing background vocals on the track "Repeat After Me (Interlude)". At the 2020 ARIA Music Awards in November, Tame Impala won a further five trophies: "Album of the Year", "Best Rock Album", Engineer of the Year" and "Producer of the Year" for The Slow Rush , as well as "Best Group".[73]In October 2021, the band announced that a deluxe box set edition of The Slow Rush would be released in February 2022.[74]In March 2021, the band's 2012 song "Elephant", from the album Lonerism, was covered by the Australian children's music group The Wiggles for triple j's Like a Version segment. The Wiggles' cover version went on to place at number one in 2021's Hottest 100.In February 2022, the band released The Slow Rush B-Sides and Remixes.In May 2022, the band released the single "Turn Up the Sunshine", a collaboration with Diana Ross. The track is the lead single from the Jack Antonoff-produced original soundtrack album for the film Minions: The Rise of Gru. With the exception of this track, the album primarily features new spins on classic '70s hits by artists such as Brittany Howard, St. Vincent, H.E.R. and many others.In August 2022, Gorillaz released the song "New Gold", on which Tame Impala is featured.[75]2023–present: Further projects and collaborationsIn March 2023, Tame Impala released the song "Wings of Time" from the soundtrack of the film Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves.[76]In April 2023, Tame Impala collaborated with Thundercat and released "No More Lies". He assisted in songwriting, and provided guitar, vocals, drums, and keyboards.[77]In July 2023, Tame Impala released "Journey to the Real World" for the film Barbie, as part of the soundtrack album.In January 2024, Tame Impala collaborated with Justice on the single "One Night/All Night" for their album Hyperdrama. On the album's release in April 2024, Tame Impala appeared on another song, "Neverender". Parker co-wrote and produced Dua Lipa's third studio album, Radical Optimism. He later joined Lipa onstage during her headline performance at Glastonbury 2024, performing Tame Impala's "The Less I Know the Better" and Lipa's "Houdini".On 15 May 2024, it was announced Sony Music Publishing had purchased the catalog of Tame Impala from Parker for an undisclosed amount, encompassing all previous and future works.[78][79][80]In a mid-2024 interview with The Guardian, Parker said that work on the fifth Tame Impala album had begun, stating: "It's not finished yet, but I think it'll be [finished] soon. I'm loving how excited I am by it."[81] He had earlier reassured fans of the unreleased album's progress on Instagram with images of him at work in his studio in Los Angeles and Western Australia, the latter of which was captioned "don't worry".[82]On 28 March 2025, Parker appeared on Dua Lipa's Radical Optimism Tour as special guest performing "The Less I Know The Better" in her segment playing local songs.On 7 June 2025, Parker previewed a new song while DJing at Nitsa Club in Barcelona during Primavera Sound. He told the audience "there's no going back from this point on".[83] The song, titled "End of Summer", and an accompanying music video were released on 25 July, with an accompanying limited edition twelve-inch vinyl single, which featured a second new song on its B-side.On 3 September 2025, the song "Loser" and an accompanying music video, starring actor and musician Joe Keery, were released.[84]On 4 September 2025, Parker announced the title and album cover for the fifth Tame Impala album, Deadbeat. It is scheduled to be released on 17 October 2025 and features 12 tracks. 关于Tame Impala Tame Impala是一支来自西澳大利亚珀斯（Perth, Western Australia）的乐队，风格为Epiphany Pop。他们的音乐从The Beatles的打击节拍和英伦民谣与一些现在已经找不到源头的民谣和其它一些更宽泛的音乐中获得了或多或少的灵感。Tame Impala是遥远猎户座星云或乡间小径上冗长足迹中的乐章。虽然，对人们来说Tame Impala是一个“乐团”，但其他各种形式的意义不应该被忽视。（就像人们只能看见自然界里缤繁复杂的颜色的一小部分，但是剩下的那部分是不可或缺的一样）他们创作着迷幻的催人入睡的愉悦旋律，目的和意图是旨于让身体跟着运动并且观察其它形式的举动。也许言过其实，但确实是在眩晕一样，（笔者表示生涩难懂）想像一个巨大的猫科动物正在迈着大步穿行于一个隧道之间。如果Tame Impala的音乐提醒了你在下一次和自己内心的交流中要做什么，他们很高兴能做这些。如果没有，无论如何，这只是音乐而已。把这些放于绚丽的日光下吧。因为这些就是一种感觉。Tame Impala是由Kevin Par Coeur、Jay Watson和Dominic Simper组成。从一次中学的音乐课上13岁的Kevin和Dom的相遇，到现在已经有9年多的音乐上的合作历史了。之后的一段时间，Kevin就开始练习他曾经的录音技巧并从中领悟出新的鼓击技巧。他们的音乐从The Beatles的打击节拍和英伦民谣与一些现在已经找不到源头的民谣和其它一些更宽泛的音乐中获得了或多或少的灵感。无论如何， Tame Impala依然享受着在家里录音和在天气允许的情况下在屋顶入睡。通过 songs-vat（用于储存歌曲的器具）的特殊的效果帮助下，他们可以不用再次人为地处理这些录得的歌曲。 

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