Tame Impala - Deadbeat 2LP 33⅓rpm (Indie Exclusive)
Product Information
- Barcode: 198029781618
- Artist: Tame Impala (All Products)
- Label: Columbia Records
- Pressing: US Press
- Release Date: 2025
- Country Of Origin: UK
- Product Format: LP (Color Vinyl Coke Bottle Clear, Indie Exclusive, Gatefold)
- Language: English
- Number Of LP: 2
- Product Weight: 550g
Do you remember the first time you stuck InnerSpeaker on and listened start to finish? Hearing the opening melodic hook spiral into and back from somewhere close to oblivion as 'It Is Not Meant to Be' begins meant floating on a sun kissed vibe. The first drop welcoming Kevin Parker's hallucinatory vocals in a style not dissimilar to Sgt. Pepper's era Lennon and McCartney, confirming a fresh, 21st Century take on psychedelic indie rock was going to help define the decade ahead. If Tame Impala's debut LP was a colourful, kaleidoscopic trip into soft and bouncy sonic environments, his latest is something altogether more monochrome, stark, and desolate. Deadbeat, as he has explained in an interview for the Klein/Ally Show, is about owning up to being "a self?deprecating fuck?up stuck in a negative feedback loop". It's brutally honest, predominantly quite quiet, tangibly tense and ultimately a very honest and human experience.
Track List
Side A
- My Old Ways
- No Reply
- Dracula
Side B
- Loser
- Oblivion
- Not My World
Side C
- Piece Of Heaven
- Obsolete
- Ethereal Connection
Side D
- See You On Monday (You're Lost)
- Afterthought
- End Of Summer
Original: $66.57
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$19.97Tame Impala - Deadbeat 2LP 33⅓rpm (Indie Exclusive)
Product Information
- Barcode: 198029781618
- Artist: Tame Impala (All Products)
- Label: Columbia Records
- Pressing: US Press
- Release Date: 2025
- Country Of Origin: UK
- Product Format: LP (Color Vinyl Coke Bottle Clear, Indie Exclusive, Gatefold)
- Language: English
- Number Of LP: 2
- Product Weight: 550g
Do you remember the first time you stuck InnerSpeaker on and listened start to finish? Hearing the opening melodic hook spiral into and back from somewhere close to oblivion as 'It Is Not Meant to Be' begins meant floating on a sun kissed vibe. The first drop welcoming Kevin Parker's hallucinatory vocals in a style not dissimilar to Sgt. Pepper's era Lennon and McCartney, confirming a fresh, 21st Century take on psychedelic indie rock was going to help define the decade ahead. If Tame Impala's debut LP was a colourful, kaleidoscopic trip into soft and bouncy sonic environments, his latest is something altogether more monochrome, stark, and desolate. Deadbeat, as he has explained in an interview for the Klein/Ally Show, is about owning up to being "a self?deprecating fuck?up stuck in a negative feedback loop". It's brutally honest, predominantly quite quiet, tangibly tense and ultimately a very honest and human experience.
Track List
Side A
- My Old Ways
- No Reply
- Dracula
Side B
- Loser
- Oblivion
- Not My World
Side C
- Piece Of Heaven
- Obsolete
- Ethereal Connection
Side D
- See You On Monday (You're Lost)
- Afterthought
- End Of Summer
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Product Information
- Barcode: 198029781618
- Artist: Tame Impala (All Products)
- Label: Columbia Records
- Pressing: US Press
- Release Date: 2025
- Country Of Origin: UK
- Product Format: LP (Color Vinyl Coke Bottle Clear, Indie Exclusive, Gatefold)
- Language: English
- Number Of LP: 2
- Product Weight: 550g
Do you remember the first time you stuck InnerSpeaker on and listened start to finish? Hearing the opening melodic hook spiral into and back from somewhere close to oblivion as 'It Is Not Meant to Be' begins meant floating on a sun kissed vibe. The first drop welcoming Kevin Parker's hallucinatory vocals in a style not dissimilar to Sgt. Pepper's era Lennon and McCartney, confirming a fresh, 21st Century take on psychedelic indie rock was going to help define the decade ahead. If Tame Impala's debut LP was a colourful, kaleidoscopic trip into soft and bouncy sonic environments, his latest is something altogether more monochrome, stark, and desolate. Deadbeat, as he has explained in an interview for the Klein/Ally Show, is about owning up to being "a self?deprecating fuck?up stuck in a negative feedback loop". It's brutally honest, predominantly quite quiet, tangibly tense and ultimately a very honest and human experience.
Track List
Side A
- My Old Ways
- No Reply
- Dracula
Side B
- Loser
- Oblivion
- Not My World
Side C
- Piece Of Heaven
- Obsolete
- Ethereal Connection
Side D
- See You On Monday (You're Lost)
- Afterthought
- End Of Summer
