Tame Impala is an Australian music project led by multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Kevin Parker, formed in Perth in the late 2000s. Commonly described within psychedelic rock, neo-psychedelia and psychedelic pop frameworks, the project blends expansive, reverb-drenched production with melodic hooks, layered synthesizers, and introspective lyrics. Tame Impala's recordings are notable for Parker's role as principal songwriter, performer and producer, employing meticulous studio production techniques to create a dense, immersive sound that references 1960s and 1970s psychedelic and progressive influences while incorporating contemporary electronic and pop sensibilities. The project gained international recognition through a series of critically and commercially successful albums released in the 2010s and has been influential in contemporary indie and alternative music scenes.