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There is finally a Tame Impala ‘Let It Happen’ video
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There is finally a Tame Impala ‘Let It Happen’ video

Monday, August 17, 2015
byNiall Byrne

One of the tunes of the year finally gets a visual accompaniment by David Wilson featuring an air traveller losing the plot.

Previously: Currents, album of the week.


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