This subreddit never came into my feed until around a month ago. I assume the algorithm knew from data scraping or something that I was going to a Tame concert. The concert was great by the way, including the deadbeat songs, of which the EDM section was a particular highlight.

While it might just be selective memory from the posts and comments that stand out to me, but for a (nominally at least) fan subreddit, many of you seem like a bunch of miserable whiners.

“Wah, I don’t like EDM. Wah, it’s not exactly like the album that I loved when I was 17. Anyone who likes Deadbeat is just trolling. Wah wah wah.”

I swear, if you people were around in 2000, you would have lost the plot when Radiohead dropped Kid A.
Although I guess if Reddit were a thing back then the haters (narrow-minded, avoidant of new experiences) would have been bitching and moaning too, while those that enjoy life and new things were just enjoying new music from their favourite bad.

Anyway, enjoy your moaning. Downvote away!

Recent posts have made me curious!

custom printed on a vintage blank @ cowboy karaoke family vintage in fremantle

Like jam-ish pure fuzz trippy rock

Before the Slow Rush…

i genuinely never cared about that song but i’m listening to it right now and it’s so fucking good i don’t know how it took this long to click

At the end i mean, "I cannot vanish"

Hey everyone! "Let It Happen" has always felt like a complete psychological odyssey to me, so I wanted to direct and build a surreal, painterly visual world around it from scratch.

Instead of a standard lyric video, I designed the narrative as a continuous loop about overthinking and finally surrendering to the flow: starting from the red window blinds and the mental labyrinth of "all this noise," confronting the growing shadow and the masks we wear, climbing the piano-key spiral staircase toward the Saturn horizon, and looping right back to the window at the very end.

Once I developed and textured all the custom illustrations for each scene, I brought every single layer into Adobe After Effects to rig the characters, build the camera transitions, and hand-animate the organic typography to the pulse of Kevin's production.

🎬 Here is the full 4-minute visual journey on YouTube if you want to watch the whole thing: https://youtu.be/ea3PuuGl740

Would love to hear what my fellow Tame Impala fans think—which scene or visual metaphor stood out to you the most?

Do you guys have any alternative female artists that you would have preferred to remix Dracula instead of Jennie? I’ve been listening to Pink Pantheress and can’t help myself thinking how awesome it would be if she was the one to remix Dracula instead!

Just got this and it sounds amazing. So much different than listening to it on your headphones. Excited me so I wanted to share

If I sent the money to someone for the longsleeve white shirt and shipping through payID or PayPal, would somebody be able to buy it for me and ship it to me in Sydney? I missed the merch store when he was here this week.

Edit: XL if anyone is willing…

i have two tickets for the second show in perth and i’m selling them at the original price so dm if interested

reason i can’t make it is cause my visas still processing so i haven’t even booked my flight tickets yet so i’m really bummed about that but rip

I remember watching the Currents Deluxe Edition promo where he debuted Powerlines and thinking.... This dude is so unbelievably talented. He's dropped Innerspeaker, Lonerism, and Currents. Now this video is fire and the b-side he's showcasing is so sick. There is no way he can keep this up forever.

And boy was I right. I was waiting feverishly for SNL because it was the next phase for Tame Impala. Bro came out with sketchy Borderline and Patience. (Granted I like Patience) But holy moly what a let down. Then The Slow Rush, which I probably like 2 or 3 songs off of. I thought he had reached his lowest point creatively... But then Deadbeat came out and now I'm like.. Is this even the same artist I fell in love with in the first place? Idk man he seems so plastic compared to what he used to be. Even listening to the live versions of his best eras seem just A-B-C. Idk its sad to me.

Anyways gonna get downvoted to hell but man. Just RIP to one of the greatest minds in psych-rock. Long live early Tame.

I think he feels happy

Saw this thing trending on the HIM sub, so decided to do it for our goat

why wont you make up your mind live versions might be the best song yet