Grammy recognition just landed on Tame Impala's DEADBEAT as it marks its first anniversary. The album has pushed past 2.9 billion global streams and holds two hit singles: 'Loser' plus a remix of 'Dracula'. It debuted at…


Kevin Parker stepped away from the polished studio sheen of previous Tame Impala records to craft Deadbeat, a fifth studio album released on October 17, 2025.
Grammy recognition just landed on Tame Impala's DEADBEAT as it marks its first anniversary. The album has pushed past 2.9 billion global streams and holds two hit singles: 'Loser' plus a remix of 'Dracula'. It debuted at…
2.9 billion streams and the cover is just a whisper to a kid's cheek
Grammy recognition just landed on Tame Impala's DEADBEAT as it marks its first anniversary. The album has pushed past 2.9 billion global streams and holds two hit singles: 'Loser' plus a remix of 'Dracula'. It debuted at number one on the Billboard Top Dance Albums chart and entered the US charts within the top five positions.
GRAMMY voters got Tame Impala's 'Deadbeat' in the Album of the Year mix, HITSDD says. the project carries 'Dracula' and 'Loser', and they've picked up a GRAMMY in back-to-back years now.
So HITSDD is saying Tame Impala’s Deadbeat is in the mix for album of the year at the 2027 GRAMMY’s. the singles Dracula and Loser are carrying it, and honestly after End Of Summer took Best Dance Recording last year i’m…
Tame Impala's 'Deadbeat', with 'Dracula' and 'Loser', is now in the mix for Album of the Year at the GRAMMYs, HITSDD reports. they've grabbed a GRAMMY the past two years running.
Honestly, I've been finding Deadbeat a bit disappointing, but I'm still a huge fan of Kevin's work overall. He's got such a unique sound that always pulls me in, even when a whole album doesn't quite hit the mark for me.…
So HITSDD is saying Tame Impala’s Deadbeat is in the mix for album of the year at the 2027 GRAMMY’s. the singles Dracula and Loser are carrying it, and honestly after End Of Summer took Best Dance Recording last year i’m not surprised they’re back in the conversation