[Download New!!] Tame Impala The Slow Rush ALBUM (2020) _leaked

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[Download New!!] Tame Impala The Slow Rush ALBUM (2020) _leaked, Tame Impala - The Slow Rush Album Download ‘It Might Be Time’ launches itself on one of Parker’s tried and true philosophical-reflections-laced-with-optimism bents but really, it’s about that beat. The grandiosity Tame Impala can muster sits with Currents’ ‘Let It Happen’, these songs don’t drift into the entropic act of trying to recreate it, they float the listener into another space entirely and in doing so inform the listener that Kevin Parker is expanding his horizons.  Download Leak Album Now: http://musicalbumshub.xyz/download-album-tame-impala-the-slow-rush/ Tracks List: 1. “One More Year” 5:22 2. “Instant Destiny” 3:13 3. “Borderline” 4:34 4. “Posthumous Forgiveness” 6:06 5. “Breathe Deeper” 6:12 6. “Tomorrow’s Dust” 5:26 7. “On Track” 5:01 8. “Lost in Yesterday” 4:09 9. “Is It True” 3:58 10. “It Might Be Time” 4:33 11. “Glimmer” 2:08 12. “One More Hour” 7:13 To be an artist and release four albums, each as amazing as the last is a rare thing. Even the Beatles and the Rolling Stones never managed more than one truly memorable run of incredible records. Tame Impala has released three. So far, each has been a remarkable contrast to what has come before, each has been as different as it has new. With every album, Kevin Parker has pushed himself to another level of fame, success and critical adulation. Worse still, what happens if Parker begins to doubt himself to the point where he plays it safe? The moment an artist takes a step back into familiar territory, the kind conservative move fans will always demand, they commit the worst of all of popular music’s sins: self-parody. If an artist locks themselves into a Greatest Hit’s mentality – often a commercial necessity rather than personal choice – the audience will close themselves off to new material and simply demand The Hits. The Slow Rush’s singles seem to displace any fear that this is where Parker is heading. Currents was the transition from indie to pop, both musically and in terms of audience. The Slow Rush is an opportunity to transcend it. To take the music outside of the cult of cool and critical acclaim – which Parker already seems to be letting go of with second Slow Rush single ‘It Might Be Time’ when he sings “you ain’t as cool as you used to be” – and establish Tame Impala as an institution unto itself. When he first arrived, people pegged Kevin Parker a ‘psych rock’. Now they peg him as pop. What is overlooked is that all this time he has simply been his own man, singular in his sound and vision. If his material serves an audience, it’s as a result of musical brilliance and good fortune. This is a precarious position to be in for a private person and a public artist, one whose brain which tells him that every decision is a bad one but whose instinct demands he move ahead. Parker’s introspection, perfectionism, and self-doubt are integral to his art but what defines it is his ability to overcome them and take on life’s challenges on his own terms. The world is catching on to the fact that Kevin Parker has been one of the foremost musical personalities of the last decade. One who has captured the feelings of isolation, anxiety, optimism and romance in a way that is both timeless and resonant in the present. Whatever Parker is singing about, whatever the musical accompaniment, whatever the lyrics, his emotions are out front.