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Tame Impala have hinted that they have a new video on the way soon.Posting on their Instagram account earlier today, the Australian psych-rock outfit shared a number of cryptic images of red television screens, some of which had text written on them.One said: “from the past to the happening,” while another said: “I don’t know.” You can see the posts below.A post shared by Tame Impala (@tameimpala) on Aug 6, 2020 at 1:12am PDTA post shared by Tame Impala (@tameimpala) on Aug 6, 2020 at 6:11am PDTA post shared by Tame Impala (@tameimpala) on Aug 6, 2020 at 6:12am PDTLast month, Tame Impala frontman Kevin Parker revealed how Mark Ronson played a significant part in his pivot into pop music.Parker was speaking to NME about the making of his

Tame Impala‘s Kevin Parker has revealed that Mark Ronson played a significant part in his pivot to pop music.Parker was speaking to NME about the making of his acclaimed third album ‘Currents’, which was released five years ago this week (July 17).During the chat, the musician also looked back on his contributions to Mark Ronson’s 2014 record ‘Uptown Special’, on which he provided vocals for ‘Daffodils’ among other cuts.“Mark’s a big reason why I had the confidence to do what I did with ‘Currents’,” Parker told NME.

In a wide-ranging interview on Rick Rubin's podcast

He compared getting musical ideas to "flicking on the radio" and talked being inspired by Justin Timberlake

He also spoke more broadly about his writing and recording process

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The Weeknd comes alive in the After Hours -- as evidenced by the title of his fourth studio album, released Friday (March 20). So which moody track brings you into the darkness?

Tame Impala’s psychedelic pop smash “The Less I Know The Better” was better than any other song in the 2010s, a poll of triple j listeners has found.

A number of Tame tracks were also played live for the very first time at last night's San Diego gig

It took something special to keep Bob Dylan’s comeback album from the crest of Australia’s albums chart. Music From The Home Front (Bloodlines/Universal) is something special.

The Streets have unveiled another new track from their upcoming mixtape – listen to ‘Falling Down’ below.The third track to be released from ‘None Of Us Are Getting Out Of This Life Alive’ follows on from the release of ‘I Wish You Loved You As Much As You Love Him’ and Mike Skinner’s collaboration with Tame Impala‘s Kevin Parker on the track ‘Call My Phone Thinking I’m Doing Nothing Better’.‘Falling Down’, which features East London artist Hak Baker, is a piano-led number that hears Skinner discuss the ups and downs of life, rapping: “Falling down is an accident, staying down is a choice.”Elsewhere on the new Streets song, he adds: “Everyone that comes into your life is either a blessing or a schooling/ Fall in love with the girl who makes

The Streets have released the visuals for their latest single ‘I Wish You Loved You As Much As You Love Him’ — you can watch the Mike Skinner-directed video below.The second track to be released from the upcoming Streets mixtape ‘None Of Us Are Getting Out Of This Life Alive’, the song follows on from the release of Skinner’s collaboration with Tame Impala‘s Kevin Parker on the track ‘Call My Phone Thinking I’m Doing Nothing Better’.After releasing ‘I Wish You Loved You As Much As You Love Him’ — which features Donae’o and Greentea Peng — earlier this month, Skinner has now shared the self-directed video for the song.Described as being “a multi-faceted visual shot with an unmistakably British backdrop”, both Donae’o and Greentea Peng

It's a team-up with Donae'o and Greentea Peng

He has also shared some alternative artwork for the 2010 album