Probably a track or two short of being a stone-cold classic, Our Love To Admire nonetheless makes for hugely rewarding listening.
Interpol have certainly adopted a low-key approach in the...
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The drummer tells Craig Fitzpatrick why their former bassist had to go.
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Read More The good gig news today is that the mighty Interpol will be paying the Dublin Olympia a visit on February 10, 2015 as the last date on their European tour. Tickets priced €39.05 go on sale on Friday.
Read More The comes from the band's upcoming album El Pintor.
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The good news is that the band have a new album + tour in the pipeline.
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Read More “ROSE-mair-ee!” yells a sold-out Olympia along with Paul Banks, as the Morse-code bassline of ‘Evil” jitters away beneath. “HEAV-en re-STORES you in LIFE!” So, yes, onstage it looks like Interpol: five smart-suited gentlemen throwing rock shapes in a graveyard-mist fug that is ‘lit’ (if you can say that about a near-dark stage) in their trademark two colours, black and dark red. But turn around to face tonight’s all-singing, all-dancing crowd, and you could be at an Oasis concert circa Definitely Maybe.
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Read More They have the suits. They have the haircuts. They certainly have the fuck-you attitude. And on the evidence of ‘Slow Hands’ and the album that spawned it, Antics, Interpol really do have the tunes to back up the hype.
Read More They are far, far superior to anyone in the current retro brat pack, with songs that remind you of Sonic Youth without the feedback, the Velvets without the drones, Joy Division without the doom laden fatalism and The Fall with lyrics that you can actually decipher.
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