The Interpol album bandwagon is exceeding in its pace ... This week the tracklist has been revealed, as well as a little shot of the cover art (via Pitchfork). On the pre-order page for the band's ...

Neon beer signs cover ... Interpol need to make their presence felt if they’re going to graduate from their post as New York City’s welldressed, brooding indie-rock mascots and become, well, a ...

The live album captures the band’s performances ... Our Love to Admire, Interpol, and El ... Interpol’s Live at Third Man Records—out December 6—features a cover photograph by ...

“But there was another band who were darker and more mysterious. [Interpol’s] first album was on constant rotation while we were making ‘Hot Fuss’.” Last month, Interpol apologised for ...

So for the cover of their 1975 album, the band sought a literal depiction of that with a stuntman who — in an era before digital effects — actually had to be set on fire for multiple takes.

Interpol always seemed like a band with a purpose. The suits, the angular post-punk. It was as clean and cohesive as their minimalist album artwork. They handled the sophomore pressures not by ...

Prior to that, the trio (Itarya Rosenberg, Mike McGinnis, and Mike Howard) released their debut album, Traveling, last December. Today, they’re sharing two new covers: “PDA” by Interpol and ...

But because the band ... the album is something different and sometimes bold. On Make-Believe’s “Passenger,” Banks laments, “Save me, I’m in my head,” which, as every other Interpol ...

The band is about to head out on a tour of North America and Europe, playing the album. Guests in North America include Deafheaven and …And You Will Know us by the Trail of Dead. Interpol ...

Interpol have announced a new live ... Hello to the Angels,” which is from their debut album. Check that out below, along with the cover art and tracklist. Nov 18, 2024 The Salt Shed Chicago ...

Now, Interpol is the ... their seventh studio album The Other Side of Make-Believe. On this week’s Indiecast episode, hosts Steven Hyden and Ian Cohen discuss the band’s legacy and how their ...