The Unrelenting Space Jams of Tame Impala

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The New York Times

Music Interviews, Music Commentary, Music

3.6 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 8 March 2020

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

Kevin Parker has had a sui generis kind of success in the last decade reviving a strain of rock not much heralded in decades.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the New York Times Popcast. You're the less I know, the better of music
0:18.8	news and criticism. I am your host John Karamonica. and Roger. Possibly a sign.
0:37.0	I'm gonna have a stranger's not a son.
0:40.0	Or so many.
0:48.0	There I go. What a show for a loner in LA
0:53.0	asking. for a loner in LA.
0:58.0	Asking how I managed to end up in this place.
1:02.0	You're already millowing out. That's what I'm saying y'all kids like space jams
1:06.2	Because we just played one for you that is borderline
1:11.2	1.0 o. O.G.
1:13.0	v. O.G. unavailable version, except it's available right here on the
1:17.4	podcast.
1:19.2	That's Taim Impala.
1:20.3	Taim Impala is back with a fourth album that is called the Slow Rush and I want to qualify this
1:27.0	week's episode by saying up front, I don't get it.
1:31.7	I want to be honest. But that's okay because just because I don't get it want to be honest but that's okay because just because I don't get it doesn't mean other people don't get it
1:36.3	So we have two people who most assuredly get it to talk about team Apollo and all things Kevin Parker.
1:44.0	John Prowlis is here, Chief Pop Critic of the New York Times.
1:47.0	Back again.
1:48.0	That's right.
1:49.0	Great denim jacket, by the way.
1:50.0	Thank you.
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