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wolf89 wrote:hmmm maybe I'll have to listen to the album as a whole or something but that track alone isn't doing much for me. There's just a lot of people I can think I'd rather listen to.

Yeah, gotta be honest, can't see you liking it.

Out of interest, who are the other bods you'd rather listen to? You mean folks that sound like Interpol or just in general?

I'm listening to the album now. It's alright. Actually preferring other bits on the album to obstacle 1 which had a bit of "rainy afternoon trip to bank" vibe to it. There's occasionally some very melodically nice sections to it without getting too sentimental or wishy washy , it's got hints to classic 80s post-punk records in it (although that runs the risk of hinting at better albums) and at the same time doesn't sound entirely like other bands enough to sound completely derivative. The more energetic moments of the record I actually like the least because it's in these moments that it becomes apparent that their music doesn't have so much bite to it.

I'm about halfway through and so far it's being a fairly good listen but really not "band of the decade material".

garethom wrote: Turn On The Bright Lights wipes the floor with the others.

'Hands Away' is so nice

Yeah man, speaking of hands actually, "Slow Hands" off Antics might be my fave Interpol tune.

garethom wrote:Yeah man, speaking of hands actually, "Slow Hands" off Antics might be my fave Interpol tune.

Yeah I like Slow Hands.

At the Drive-In anyone?

90s band.

Ah, just did a search and you're right. Although Relationship of Command WAS released in 2000

Destroid

Bloc Party Nextwave Sessions EP is sick.

I have no idea how burial managed to remix where is home. The original just sounds like whiny noise to me. Bless the burial remix though