Tame Impala has announced his fifth album 'Deadbeat', arriving next month

Recorded between Fremantle and Injidup, the project channels Western Australia’s rave lineage.

Tame Impala are set to release their fifth full-length album, 'Deadbeat', via Columbia Records. The project arrives alongside a new single, 'Loser', which landed yesterday with a video directed by Kristofski and starring Joe Keery.

Developed across multiple locations over recent years, 'Deadbeat' took shape primarily between Kevin Parker’s hometown of Fremantle and his Wave House studio in Injidup, Western Australia in the first half of 2025.

In contrast to 2020’s 'The Slow Rush', 'Deadbeat' turns inward, focusing on smaller emotional details and pairing them with euphoric, body-moving production - casting raving as self-enquiry and self-medication.

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