Currents CD soaring harmonies and supreme production

soaring harmonies and supreme production values

The band then settles into a laid-back jam that ends with Richard Wright's billowing synth delicately fading out

Dave Van Kriedt (tenor saxophone)

The blinking light harkens back to the heartbeat that is the unifying theme of their classic DARK SIDE OF THE MOON album

" Together they perform Howard Brubeck's sidelong "Dialogues for Jazz Combo and Orchestra" along with five Bernstein songs (including four from West Side Story)

Currents CD soaring harmonies and supreme productionAfter a long break from making Tame Impala music, during which time Kevin Parker produced other people's albums and played in side projects, 2015's Currents shows that much has changed with the project. Like before, Parker recorded the album on his own, only this time without Dave Fridmann's guiding hand and by mostly forsaking electric guitars in favor of a wealth of synthesizers, and this time out there's a much more relaxed, intimate approach. In