Tame Impala, Tank and the Bangas win first Grammys

At the 67th Grammy Awards, Tank and the Bangas won their first Grammy for Best Spoken Word Poetry album with 'The Heart, the Mind, the Soul.' The band's vocalist, Tarriona 'Tank' Ball, has a background in poetry, which has significantly influenced their music. Meanwhile, Tame Impala, led by Kevin Parker, secured their first Grammy win for Best Dance/Electronic Recording with the track 'Neverender,' a collaboration with the French duo Justice, marking a significant achievement after five nominations. This win adds to Tame Impala's accolades, completing their collection of major awards from around the world. Both bands demonstrated the diverse musical landscape celebrated at this year's ceremony, highlighting the success of artists from different genres. The Grammy Awards continue to reflect the evolving nature of music, recognizing both established and emerging talents.