Tame Impala unveiled “Loser,” the second song of a new era of music The single features a music video starring Joe Keery and explores new sonic territory It continues Parker’s meticulous, experimental ...

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Most car shoppers gravitate toward SUVs and crossovers these days, leaving traditional sedans to quietly fade from the spotlight. That’s a bit of a shame for anyone who still appreciates the ...

The Impala has been long gone from Chevrolet's lineup. The final one was made between 2014 and 2020, and when it left the brand's portfolio, it left a gap that has yet to be filled. By the looks of it ...

To the uninitiated, the idea of a very basic-looking, stripped-down Chevy Impala with steel wheels selling for over $200,000 at auction might seem absurd. There's no doubt that the Chevy Impala, with ...

Kevin Parker’s catchy psychedelic rock and dance music is drawing more and more listeners. For an introverted musician on an arena stage, that poses new challenges. Critic’s Notebook Kevin Parker’s ...

Tame Impala, the one-man musical project of Kevin Parker, released a new album “Deadbeat” Oct. 17. Following Parker’s 2020 record, “The Slow Rush,” “Deadbeat” takes on a new persona and diverts from ...

Our feature face-off this week involves a slick 1963 Chevy Impala SS convertible and a bright-red 1967 Pontiac GTO convertible. Let’s cover some history before we take a look at our competitors. The ...

It's Friday, and our favorite new albums this week skew international. Tame Impala's new album, Deadbeat, is inspired by Australia's "bush doof" scene, where ne'er-do-wells escape to the outback to ...

Tame Impala‘s first new album since 2020, Deadbeat, is officially out now via Columbia. As previewed on some of the singles, it’s his most dancefloor-friendly album yet, inspired by bush doof culture ...

On a bright afternoon in late August, I met Kevin Parker, the polymath behind the psych-pop project Tame Impala, at a hotel bar in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles. Parker was dressed in ...