So I was just doing that, and then I left that for months and months, always planning to go back and re-record it with real lyrics. I do that a lot when I’m demoing and fleshing out ideas, because I’ve got the emotion in me, but I haven’t turned it into words yet. I was saying words and stringing sentences together that weren’t really words. And I didn’t even know what I was saying. And the first take I did, I was just singing gibberish and making sounds with my mouth just to test it out. So much is that true, that on the first song, “Let It Happen,” there’s this part at the end where I’m singing through this keyboard sampler thing, almost like a vocoder but not really. But at the same time, I’m getting better at finding out what it was that was so cool about that original thing and being able to do it again. No matter how hard you try, you can’t get it back. The first crusty demo and first vocal take and first fuck around with the song has this energy and vibe to it that you can’t replicate. I think that’s one of the things that you only get with experience. Kevin Parker: Yeah, I think I’m getting better as a producer. Matt Fink ( Under the Radar): You said before that you spend most of your studio time trying to recapture the spirit of your original demo. The interview was conducted while Parker was putting the finishing touches on the album and just before “Let It Happen” was released. Below is an excerpt from that Q&A (conducted by Matt Fink), in which Parker talks about the inspiration behind Currents’ opening track and first single, “Let It Happen” (which you can also stream below). The digital version of the magazine (for iPads/iPhones) also contains a bonus Q&A with Parker, sections of the interview not found in the print cover story. Pick up a copy now to read the first interview with Tame Impala frontman Kevin Parker about Currents. Tame Impala are on the cover of Under the Radar‘s current print magazine. White, Amason, Jacco Gardner, Tobias Jesso Jr., Petite Noir, Natalie Prass, SOAK, and more.Tame Impala have so far released four songs from their upcoming third album, Currents, but they have now finally confirmed a July 17 release date (on new label Interscope) and have released the tracklist (find that below, along with their upcoming tour dates). The issue also includes interviews with Death Cab For Cutie, Mew, My Morning Jacket, Father John Misty, Domhnall Gleeson of Ex Machina, Courtney Barnett, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Laura Marling, Django Django, Will Butler, Purity Ring, San Fermin, TORRES, Twin Shadow, Matthew E. We interview The Jesus and Mary Chain‘s Jim Reid and Creation Records’ founder Alan McGee about the 30th anniversary of the Scottish band’s iconic debut album, 1985’s Psychocandy. Actor Charlie Cox talks about his starring role in the new Netflix series, Marvel’s Daredevil.
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Under the Radar is excited to announce the full details of the April/May 2015 issue, which is about to hit newsstands. Under the Radar Announces April/May Issue with Tame Impala on the Cover Issue 53 Also Includes Interviews with Death Cab for Cutie, Mew, My Morning Jacket, The Jesus and Mary Chain on Psychocandy, Father John Misty, Charlie Cox of Marvel's: Daredevil, Domhnall Gleeson, Courtney Barnett, and More
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