i've seen a lot of tame impala references with these guys, but there's two reasons it's kind of a dense thing to go on about.
1) there's a wide base of 60s and 90s rock that they're both drawing on. tame impala are very good at what they do, but they didn't invent the style they work in.
2) boogarins are more in a floaty pothead grateful dead style, while tame impala use more aggressive floyd/beatles/genesis style rock structures.
desdafinado
Exactly, boogarins are closer to our time. I'd say they are closer to Pound's sound.
deathtokoalas
i don't know if i'd say that. i think floyd/beatles/genesis is much closer to "modern rock" than the grateful dead.
