Interpol
Interpol revived post-punk with elegant guitars, cinematic atmosphere and understated intensity that continues to define modern alternative music.
- Featured on Sundown Sessions
- 1 broadcast
- First featured
- 5 June 2024
- Last featured
- Sundown Sessions #1 5 June 2024
- Tracks played
- 1
About Interpol
Interpol are an American post-punk revival band formed in New York in 1997. Led by Paul Banks’ baritone voice and Daniel Kessler’s precise guitar lines, they helped define the early-2000s New York indie-rock wave with Turn On the Bright Lights and Antics, then continued to refine their shadowy, architectural sound across later albums including The Other Side of Make-Believe.
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