Interpol

By Nick Gunn

There has been something of a demographic shift in Interpol’s audience since they last visited Sydney. Whereas 2005 saw the prevalence of post-Goth black lace and even blacker eyeliner, 2008 witnessed the long-awaited reappearance of -- dare I say it? -- grunge. [6 March 2008]

Interpol: Our Love to Admire

By Matt Mazur

The perfect soundtrack for an eighth grade dance, but for actual adults who know better, it's best to avoid this mess. [10 July 2007]

Music Midtown 2005 Featuring Interpol + The White Stripes + Bloc Party + More

By Chase Martyn

The truth was, I really did want to see the bands at Music Midtown more than the ones at Bonnaroo. I swear. [24 June 2005]

Interpol: Antics

By Salvatore Ciolfi

It has a sort of hit-and-run playability, and it paints an intriguing picture of the band’s future, one free from comparisons. Of course, even if that never happens, fans of the band should be pleased. Antics is a winner.

Interpol

By Alex Romanelli

Interpol

By Devon Powers

Interpol: Turn on the Bright Lights

By Devon Powers

Turn on the Bright Lights is the album modern followers of post-punk have been waiting for. It is the album that makes all the hub-bub about the New York City music scene of late seem justified.

Interpol: The Interpol EP

By Adam Dlugacz

With this EP, Interpol prove that they are more than ready to take the title of most important band and run with it.