Deadbeat (CD)
Tame Impala
Amoeba Review
Tame Impala's Deadbeat is some of singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Kevin Parker's best work. It's also a bit of an evolution in sound from Tame Impala's last album, with its low-key electronica/chillwave vibes. Parker calls it "club-psych," which is an apt description for the woozy psych-folk-meets-dancefloor beats of the album. These ravey, electronic elements bring a blissed out, energizing feel to the work, even as Parker's lyrics and vocal melodies bring a yearning and poignancy to the proceedings. Deadbeat takes Tame Impala in exciting, innovative new directions.
Track Listing
Disc 1 Titles |
Artist |
Length |
|---|---|---|
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1.
My Old Ways
|
Tame Impala | 04:59 |
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2.
No Reply
|
Tame Impala | 03:35 |
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3.
Dracula
|
Tame Impala | 03:25 |
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4.
Loser
|
Tame Impala | 03:43 |
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5.
Oblivion
|
Tame Impala | 04:29 |
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6.
Not My World
|
Tame Impala | 04:14 |
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7.
Piece Of Heaven
|
Tame Impala | 04:45 |
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8.
Obsolete
|
Tame Impala | 04:24 |
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9.
Ethereal Connection
|
Tame Impala | 07:42 |
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10.
See You On Monday (You're Lost)
|
Tame Impala | 03:35 |
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11.
Afterthought
|
Tame Impala | 04:02 |
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12.
End Of Summer
|
Tame Impala | 07:13 |


























