Description
Interpol’s debut full-length is wrought with emotional disconnection and faded glory, epic sweep and intimate catharsis. Inevitably, the hype exceeds return (that’s why it’s hype– and, to be fair, Interpol has largely flown under the radar compared to most other NYC acts), but there’s no getting around thatTurn On the Bright Lightsis an incredibly powerful and affecting album. Loss, regret, and a minor key brilliantly permeate jangling guitars and rhythmic and tonal shifts– and although it’s noCloserorOK Computer, it’s not unthinkable that this band might aspire to such heights.
| 01 | Untitled |
| 02 | Obstacle 1 |
| 03 | NYC |
| 04 | PDA |
| 05 | Say Hello To The Angels |
| 06 | Hands Away |
| 07 | Obstacle 2 |
| 08 | Stella Was A Diver And She Was Always Down |
| 09 | Roland |
| 10 | The New |
| 11 | Leif Erikson |
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