Roe 8 is a planned Australian highway extension, intended to reduce traffic congestion in Perth’s southern suburbs. Construction began last month following government approval, but the road has been met with heavy opposition, as many believe that it is economically and environmentally harmful. Demonstrations have taken place, including a protest concert called LIVE! In the Wetlands, which occurred earlier this week. Among those performing was Tame Impala frontman Kevin Parker, using the moniker DJ Defs Worth It. Other acts included Koi Child (whose debut LP was produced by Parker) and Donna Simpson of the Waifs. See footage and photos from the concert below.
Revisit our feature “Cosmic Neurotic: The Heady Perfectionism of Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker.”
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Watch Tame Impala perform “Feels Like We Only Go Backwards” for Pitchfork.tv:
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