Interpol Antics Zip

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The version I downloaded as a zip file doesn't sound bad, and I can't imagine what other final touches need to be added to it. I just don't think.

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I hope you all have it preordered, or plan to buy it. That being said---- For OLTA and S/T I had to listen a few times to get in to it. This album has a really great vibe right off the bat. It’s even more upbeat and poppy than Antics, mostly rock songs and not a lot of somber slow burners. There’s not one song I’ve listened to so far that I don’t really, really like and can’t wait to revisit.

My favorites so far are “Anywhere,” “Same Town, New Story” (holy shit, starts off like a jazz song – really differerent!) “My Blue Supreme” and “Everything is Wrong.” “Everything Is Wrong” kinda sounds like an old Killers song, but it’s so good. Lotsa high-pitched, dynamic vocals. Really solid bass. I love the way Paul’s voice is mixed on “Twice as Hard.” DAE feel like the beginning of “Twice as Hard” sounds like some continuation of “The Lighthouse?” I think this is going to turn out to be worth the hype. Obviously, it’s not going to satisfy all Interpol fans, if only because there’s a lack of really gloomy, quiet tracks with crazy outros. But I love it. I can see myself listening to it again and again like TOTBL and Antics.

Edit: not sure if the torrent I received from a redditor last night is still up and running, but PM and I'll forward it along.

Album: Marauder Artist: Interpol Label: Matador Genre: Alternative Music crit pep talk: I won’t slobber over Antics, I won’t slobber over Antics. Interpol, though, right?

Phenomenal stuff. A definitive band of the early 2000s, when indie felt vital and exciting. Their first two albums, Turn on the Bright Lights and Antics – oh, precious Antics – are blog-era guitar music classics. These New York pulpiteers pulled from the darkest corners of throwback post-punk to make dapper guitar music shrouded in sin. If the Grim Reaper does exist, maybe he comes to collect souls in a slim-fit suit and skinny tie. Interpol are among a group of great bands that arrived around the dawn of the new millennium fully formed but have found it difficult to maintain their high levels.