Tame Impala — Cercle, Parque de Quetzalcóatl (Mexico), 2025

On 10 October 2025, Cercle set Tame Impala at Parque de Quetzalcóatl, near Naucalpan and Mexico City, amid a dreamlike architectural landscape. This filmed set of roughly 90 minutes shows Kevin Parker, the mastermind of the Australian psychedelic rock project, driving a performance built for the image and the site, on the edge between a live show and an electronic set. True to Cercle’s aesthetic, the aerial camerawork traces the organic shapes of the park while Parker weaves his songs and synthetic textures, extending his album “Deadbeat,” released the same week. The Tame Impala signature is all there: floating pads, rounded bass and pop melodies filtered through a psychedelic prism. More than a conventional concert, this is an audiovisual experience in which the landscape becomes part of the show. For lovers of psychedelic rock and hypnotic music, this filmed live concert is a striking example of how Cercle reinvented performance capture in 2025, between spectacular nature and immersive sound.