Obscure Sound — Rewrite by Breakers On their new album Rewrite, Breakers show a hook-y sound influenced by New York indie-rock in the vein of The Strokes, with shades of Interpol’s rhythmic post-punk fervor. “Figure to Ground” is one of the album’s most intr... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Beck brought out Gary Numan to play "Cars" for the second time that day, plus sets from The Jesus Lizard, Elvis Costello and The Imposters, Interpol, The Voidz, Killing Joke, HEALTH, and more from Saturday at Riot Fest. Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Other conflicts include Interpol vs The Jesus Lizard vs GWAR vs Jerry Lee Lewis; Elvis Costello vs Killing Joke; and more. Continue reading… more info

Consequence of Sound — Mitski, boygenius, and Interpol also flexed their creative muscles in August. more info

DrownedInSound — A work of art that varies entirely from TOTBL more info

Consequence of Sound — The frontman explains his new album's live sound and "mini movie" lyrical style. more info

Consequence of Sound — Post-punk favorites play their record release show at House of Van's final party. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Interpol were the last band to play Brooklyn's House of Vans ended its eight-year run of free shows on Friday night (8/24)... Continue reading… more info

Stereogum — It's been just under four years since Interpol released their last album, El Pintor . In that time, there were opportunities to explore new frontiers, like frontman Paul Banks' unlikely collaboration with RZA as Banks & Steelz. Interpol also took a ... more info

Chorus.fm — Interpol have released a video for “If You Really Love Nothing.” more info