Interpol

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With the long awaited news that a new Interpol album is due for 2010 comes the perfect opportunity to slyly segue in a little piece about the solo album of frontman Paul Banks, released on August 4th under the pseudonym Julian Plenti. Read More

Paul Banks was certainly the crowd favorite at the Julian Plenti show at Chop Suey on Monday night. Read More

Since then, the members of the band have been pretty busy with extracurricular activities: singer Paul Banks' solo project Julian Plenti, bassist Carlos D's short film, drummer Sam Fogarino's band with Swervedriver's Adam Franklin, Magnetic Morning. Read More

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Welcome everybody to 411 Music Ten Deep and the fifteenth edition of the column. Read More

A look of profound horror flashes across Tom Smith 's face. Read More

You might be thinking to yourself, "What? Interpol? But, they've had only, like, three albums, dude." Read More

New Yorkers dressed for the unique occasion, the second of the museum's "It Came From Brooklyn" series, also featuring comedian Eugene Mirman and multiple book and poetry readings, for good measure. Read More

"When your band's biggest asset is your voice", my friend Dr Zachary (mutual acquaintance of the late Resonator field reporter Dr Shlomo Zelig , R.I.P.) said early into the first-ever full live set performed for the public by Julian Plenti, the side project band of Interpol's Paul Banks, as a part of the Guggenheim's lamentable "It Came From Brooklyn" series of insults to the intelligent events, "why would you spend so much time playing instrumentals?" Read More