Tame Impala - CurrentsMuch has changed since Tame Impala first emerged with an EP of dusty home recordings in 2008. By and large Kevin Parker's approach to recording has not, though the sound coming out of his home studio has vastly expanded, as has the number of people anticipating the fruits of his labour. Tame Impala's third album is titled 'Currents', and on it Parker addresses a blindingly colourful panorama of transition in the most audacious, adventurous fashion

the songs tracing technological changes and social change

overlooked for record deals on account of singer "Big Joe" Erickson's larger-than-life heft ('You Turn Me On')

Together with Brad Wilk on drums and Tim C

‰ÛÏHeath Common is utterly inspired and he comes to us as refreshingly original as once were Ivor Cutler

Your Blues is regularly breathtaking

noise rock and post-rock

This being Destroyer

'This Is What It Feels Like'

The 13 songs on 'De Stijl' show this stripped-down duo coming into their own with more complex arrangements and more varied instrumentation

Recorded largely in her Edinburgh home studio over the past 7 years

GRAVITYåÊ 13

Long-awaited and feverishly anticipated