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Tanta nostalgia per colpa di Pitchfork ultimamente.

È un grande album e continuo a stimarli per i primi 3, tuttavia la voglia di ascoltarlo per intero è rarissima. Capolavoro, ma troppo stress seguirlo, e troppo nervoso per lasciarlo in sottofondo.

Turn on the Bright Lights

In 2002, we released our first album, Turn On the Bright Lights. We had waited close to five years for the opportunity to record an album. Needless to say this was a memorable moment for us. We never had any expectations for how the album would be received. We just wanted to present our music as an album to anyone who would be open to hearing it. It was incredible to finally tour and see people react to these songs. We never could have imagined that the album would have reached so many people throughout the world.

We spent a good deal of time this past year digging through our archives and asking others to dig through theirs in the hopes of uncovering some forgotten material. The result of our hunting and gathering has yielded this Tenth Anniversary Edition of Turn On the Bright Lights. We wanted to do something special for the fans who have always supported us. We wanted to do something special for the best fans in the world. We hope you enjoy it.

Sincerely yours,

Daniel Kessler

Ascoltando The Base del Paul Banks solista dopo qualche mese devo dire che non è affatto male come in un primo momento lo avevo catalogato...certo non un capolavoro alla interpol ma nemmeno cosi male.... Le prime 4 sono fenomenali e magari centralmente perde qualcosa.Un 6 ci sta tutto

Side project del batterista Sam Fogarino



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figo
Come si è messo assieme a Duane Denison poi?!?!

@NME: Interpol confirm they've started work on fifth studio album

ormai hanno dato, Banks ha finito le melodie e adesso arranca cercando di reinventarsi vocalmente

Non penso che raggiungeranno la sufficienza

Quanto è preoccupante poi che dicano cose del genere:

[spoiler]Talking about the album's tacks, guitarist Daniel Kessler says: “a few of them maybe sound a little more beat-up than the last record, but you know, it sounds like us. It sounds like an Interpol record.”[/spoiler]