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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
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Ben Beaumont-Thomas

Post your questions for Interpol

Interpol, with Sam Fogarino (left), Paul Banks (centre) and Daniel Kessler (right).
Interpol, with Sam Fogarino (left), Paul Banks (centre) and Daniel Kessler (right). Photograph: Ebru Yildiz

Of all the buzz bands to emerge from early 00s New York, Interpol have been one of the most distinctive and enduring – and as they prepare to tour their biggest hit album Antics for its 20th anniversary, they will answer your questions.

Sharp-suited and sunglasses-clad, yet with a hint of bleary torpor, their style set them apart, as did their music: gothic, poetic, taut yet limber, they conjured a world of fraught romance and nocturnal intrigue. Their 2002 debut album Turn on the Bright Lights chimed with the melancholy and nervousness of post-9/11 New York (including one of the city’s great civic anthems, NYC) and was followed by Antics, a landmark album whose indie-disco beer-flingers were smarter and more dramatic than those of their peers.

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