Tame Impala — Innerspeaker Roy Ayers 936 out of 3

936 out of 3

Where other genres clearly aged

the repercussions of such blatant sexuality resulted in the track being banned by the Nigerian Broadcasting Company -- although when the song was reissued in 1975 it snuck back on the air as the new version had an ever so slightly different name

2016 release from the award-winning San Diego psych rock band

Following a world premiere in London by Britain Sinfonia

Tame Impala — Innerspeaker Roy Ayers 936 out of 32xLP 180g Tame Impala are a rainbow sandstorm of stoned riffage, mind bending melody and blissed out adventurism from the most isolated city in the world who echo the lighter side of Cream, Blue Cheer and Kyuss. This is the band's debut album 'InnerSpeaker'. 'InnerSpeaker' is Tame Impala's chance to paint a far more extensive picture, and sure enough it redrafts the entire Tame Impala world as we knew it into an explosive, cosmic wonderland of