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Interpol Return to Matador

New York gloom-rock kings Interpol have returned to Matador, the label that introduced them to the world. Matador released their first two full-lengths, Turn on the Bright Lights (Pitchfork's 20th favorite album of the last decade) and Antics. (Their last one, 2007's not-exactly-beloved Our Love to Admire, came out on Capitol.) We've already reported that their forthcoming fourth album will be self-titled and that former Slint member and all-around indie gunslinger David Pajo has joined t...

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21:55 on June 15 2010

Interpol Return to Matador

Pitchfork — New York gloom-rock kings Interpol have returned to Matador, the label that introduced them to the world. Matador released their first two full-lengths, Turn on the Br... more info

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22:44 on June 15 2010

Interpol announce new album release date

NME — The self-titled LP is due out on September 14 more info

04:48 on June 16 2010

Interpol Reveal New Album Release Date

Gigwise — Band set to return in September... more info

04:44 on June 18 2010

Interpol Return to Matador, Recruit Two New Members

Silent Uproar — Interpol have returned to Matador Records for the release of the forthcoming, self-titled record. The date is now set for September 14th. Furthermore, according to a repo... more info

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