Reviews
Interpol (2010)
Typically dark and moving fourth album from New York-based post punks, Interpol
Our Love to Admire (2007)
Fine third album from Interpol which proves to be a depature from their first two releases, allowing a little light into their previous melancholy
Heinrich Maneuver (2007)
Toe-tapping first single from their forthcoming third album from New York based art rockers Interpol
C'mere (2005)
Achingly beautiful new single from Interpol, which contains four B-sides of tracks off their new album 'Antics' each one remixed by a different member of the band
Interpol (2002)
Atmospheric new EP from New York group, reminiscent of both Mogwai and the Cure
Related
Interviews
Predominant Lunatics
Interview
Swiss four-piece The Predominant Lunatics have drawn comparisions with The Go Betweens, The Cure, Interpol and Nick Cave. Anthony Strutt talks to them about their self-released mini debut album, 'Hoping for Dusk'
Live
Paul Banks
Sound Control, Manchester,22/1/2013
At Sound Control in Manchester Dixie Ernill watches Interpol front man Paul Banks play a brooding and abrasive set of solo material
Interpol
Alexandra Palace, London, 30/11/2007
Sarah Mwangi sees New York rockers Interpol encapsulate their audience with a boisterous and theatrical show at the Alexandra Palace in London
Organ with Marlowe
Zaphod's, Ottawa, 19/6/2004
One of the rising bands of the Canadian music scene, all-girl five piece the Organ have been getting steady good reviews. At an Ottawa show Andrew Carver sees no reason why they shouldn't share the same profile as bands such as Interpol and the Rapture