Gigwise — Band to unleash ten-track LP... more info

NME — The group's self-titled LP is due out on September 7 more info

DrownedInSound — The Interpol album bandwagon is exceeding in its pace. Last week the release date was put forward and a video unveiled. This week the tracklist has been revealed, as well as a little shot of the cover art [via [Pitchfork](http://pitchfork.com/news/39... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Benjamin Lozovsky Interpol played their first hometown set since unveiling their new lineup earlier in the week, at the Vice/Intel Creators Project event on Saturday (6/26) (at the same time as Die Antwoord who were playing upstairs). Pictu... more info

Pitchfork — Interpol's self-titled fourth album enters the world September 7 via Matador. Now, we have a slightly better idea of how the thing will look. The Matador website is displaying a small image of the album's cover art, which you can see to the left. It... more info

Tastes Like Caramel — I’m bruised and battered from moshing during Sleigh Bells and M.I.A. but before heading out to brunch I wanted to share a few pics from the AMAZING event last night in New York: The Creators Project. The Creators Project took place at Milk Studios... more info

NME — Interpol, Gang Gang Dance and The Rapture also play at the Creators Project show more info

Stereogum — Tomorrow from 2PM-2AM, Vice is once again hosting a party that looks like it could very well collapse under the weight of its scheduled awesomeness: free drinks, panels discussions, art exhibits, and performances by Sleigh Bells, Interpol, Neon India... more info

Pitchfork — The Creators Project, a new arts venture from Vice and Intel, is throwing a massive launch party at Milk Studios in New York on June 26. The throwdown already had a pretty sick lineup: Interpol, Sleigh Bells, Die Antwoord, Neon Indian, Gang Gang ... more info

Music For Ants — MP3 Interpol – Lights Reactions to “Lights” have been understandably mixed, but our first taste of Interpol in three years has me cautiously optimistic. The band’s return to Matador after their tepid major label outing also finds the band bac... more info