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Tame Impala Nominated for Grammy

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Tame ImpalaHot off their recent ARIA wins, local rock band Tame Impala have been nominated for a Grammy Award.

The band are in the running for the prestigious award for their second full length album ‘Lonerism’. The band is nominated in the Best Alternative Album category.

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The band will compete against The National, Nine Inch Nails, Vampire Weekend, and Neko Case.

The 56th annual Grammy awards take place on Sunday January 26th.

Read Nadine Walker’s interview with the band from December 2012, or dive back deeper in the archives and see what they had to say to Scott-Patrick Mitchell back in 2010.

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