Consequence of Sound — Get trippy. more info

Gorilla vs. Bear — [directed by Joe Pelling + Becky Sloan] more info

Guardian Music — Turn off your mind, relax, and float downstream. It is not dying – it is the new single from Temples. And it sounds trippyReading on mobile? Listen here Hometown: Kettering.The lineup: James Bagshaw (vocals, guitar), Thomas Warmsley (bass, backing ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Tame Impala at Outside Lands 2012 (more by Amoreena Lucero) today in NYC * fun. @ Irving Plaza * Big Terrific @ Cameo * Loren Stillman @ Barbes * Tom Swafford @ The Stone * Ricky Gervais @ Town Hall... more info

NME - In The Office — After being blown away by their stunning show at Brixton Academy last week, we asked Tame Impala to come up with their top five psych tracks. Tune in, turn on, rock out: 1Queens Of The Stone Age - ‘Better Living Through Chemistry’ from 'Rat... more info

Guardian Music — Brixton Academy, LondonTame Impala make music about isolation, in isolation. They're from one of the most isolated cities on Earth – Perth, on the remote west coast of Australia – and any article written about them must spend at least a couple of... more info

Guardian Music — (Weird World)The combination of fuzzed-out guitars and breathy, girlish vocals is by now an almost devalued musical currency, but this debut, a collaboration from Parisian singer Melody Prochet's and Tame Impala's Kevin Parker, is a dream-pop album w... more info

Guardian Music — Clap your hands and say 'Yeah!' to this Aussie four-piece's bright and bubbly indie, full of jangly guitars and dolorous lyricsReading on mobile? Click here to viewHometown: Fremantle, Australia.The lineup: Nick Gardner (bass), Scarlett Stevens (drum... more info

Guardian Music — Brixton Academy, LondonThe last time Tame Impala played London, they were riding high on the success of their 2010 debut, Innerspeaker. It was the five-piece's biggest gig to date but, mired in bad sound and bogged down in self-indulgence, the vast e... more info

The Independent — To the casual observer, it might seem that Australia’s new psychedelic heroes Tame Impala have plonked into the big time out of nowhere; in fact this headline slot at Brixton crowns a steady build of three years among the UK’s more paisley-minde... more info