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Antics

Interpol

Release Details

Released
28 September 2004
Year
2004
Tracks
10 tracks
Duration
41:38

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Interpol

New York post-punk revival band known for shadowy guitars, taut rhythms and atmospheric indie rock.

About the Album
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Where Interpol’s debut Turn On the Bright Lights built its reputation on atmosphere and slow-burning dread, Antics arrives tighter and more deliberate. The band stripped back the reverb and let the songs breathe differently — sharper rhythms, cleaner arrangements, and a directness that made the record their most immediately accessible work.

Peter Katis’s production gives Antics a precision that rewards repeated listening. The guitars interlock with unusual care, Paul Banks’s deadpan baritone sits forward in the mix, and tracks like “Evil” and “Slow Hands” move with a propulsive confidence that the debut, for all its atmosphere, rarely attempted. It is a record that earns its own place rather than trading on what came before.

Tracklist

  1. 01 Next Exit3:20
  2. 02 Evil3:36
  3. 03 NARC4:08
  4. 04 Take You on a Cruise4:55
  5. 05 Slow Hands3:04
  6. 06 Not Even Jail5:47
  7. 07 Public Pervert4:40
  8. 08 C'mere3:11
  9. 09 Length of Love4:07
  10. 10 A Time to Be So Small4:50

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