Name: Interpol
Brand: Interpol

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vvr747029

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2010-09-13

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Supplier GB

PIAS

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Standard:20

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1 / CD / Extended format: No / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

Artist

Interpol

Genre GB

Alternative / Modern

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Interpol is a renowned band that was formed in New York City in 1997. With their original line-up consisting of Greg Drudy on drums, Daniel Kessler on guitar, Paul Banks on vocals and guitar, and Carlos Dengler on bass (who left the band in May 2010), they have made a significant impact in the music industry.
Known for their distinctive sound and captivating performances, Interpol has garnered a loyal fan base worldwide. Their music blends post-punk revival with indie rock elements, creating a unique and atmospheric sound that sets them apart from other artists.
Over the years, Interpol has released several critically acclaimed albums, including "Turn On the Bright Lights" and "Antics." Their introspective lyrics coupled with their polished musicianship have earned them praise from both fans and critics alike. With their influential contributions to the alternative rock genre, Interpol continues to be an iconic presence in the music scene.

the long awaited eponymous fourth album from interpol mixed by alan moulder. in the wake of bassist carlos d's departure from the band following the completion of the new album, paul, daniel and sam have augmented interpol's touring lineup to included david pajo (slint, papa m, yeah yeah yeahs) on bass and secret machines' brandon curtis on keyboards. 'interpol' is the band's most effortlessly cohesive album yet, possessing a flow that marks a true evolution in their sound. if before before interpol's instrumentation sounded like it was sparring with each other - kessler's thorny, linear guitar riffs shadow-boxing around dengler and fogarino's jittery, staccato rhythm section, all underpinned by bank's barbed vocals - then here the music moves en masse, marching forward as an organic, but never overblown, whole. it's fluttering, pounding, epic and intricate with many sonic soundscapes to explore repeatedly.

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