The crowd waiting patiently outside the open doors was a sign that the night was coming special events. The audience this Friday at Sala Razzmatazz was varied condition, although we detected many ties, shirts and, interestingly, T Joy Division. But New Yorkers Interpol , who presented his third album Our love to admire have matured beyond comparisons with the Manchester band ...
The atmosphere is warmed rapidly to 23 pace of New York's also Blonde Redhead . The hypnotic electro-rock Pace brothers to the sound of the voice of Kazu Makino exotic served for the 2500 attendees were put in a situation quickly, something special would happen, and events (and cause) were not expecting too much .
Appearing at 21:35 pm (5 minutes later than the scheduled time, enough to hear whistles of the more impatient, and the expectation was that much), the American quartet Interpol was greeted with a standing ovation that began a few smiles of satisfaction in 2 of its members. First big surprise: members of Interpol know how to smile, incredible. With a brief
and even shy "Good Night," singer Paul Banks prepared to yours for a start waited and waited. The first notes of Pioneer to the falls were received with warm applause from an audience that quickly chanted the refrain of the opening track on their latest work. Despite compliance with the manual in the first song, the rest of the structure forecasts tracklist Americans were breached in its entirety, because after this, sounded and Obstacle 1 C'mere . The message was clear: they had come to present their third album, but it can not be explained without Turn off the bright lights (Published in 2002) and Antics (2004).
The atmosphere is warmed rapidly to 23 pace of New York's also Blonde Redhead . The hypnotic electro-rock Pace brothers to the sound of the voice of Kazu Makino exotic served for the 2500 attendees were put in a situation quickly, something special would happen, and events (and cause) were not expecting too much .
Appearing at 21:35 pm (5 minutes later than the scheduled time, enough to hear whistles of the more impatient, and the expectation was that much), the American quartet Interpol was greeted with a standing ovation that began a few smiles of satisfaction in 2 of its members. First big surprise: members of Interpol know how to smile, incredible. With a brief
and even shy "Good Night," singer Paul Banks prepared to yours for a start waited and waited. The first notes of Pioneer to the falls were received with warm applause from an audience that quickly chanted the refrain of the opening track on their latest work. Despite compliance with the manual in the first song, the rest of the structure forecasts tracklist Americans were breached in its entirety, because after this, sounded and Obstacle 1 C'mere . The message was clear: they had come to present their third album, but it can not be explained without Turn off the bright lights (Published in 2002) and Antics (2004).
Overcome the beginning, the crux of the show retained the original message. Constant drip and spread of topics of their three albums in what purported to be a crescendo in speed and intensity, but which lacked a point to become the apotheosis expected. Say hello to the angels with the guitar of Daniel Kessler too fast led to an attempt at revenge in No I in threesome plunged over at halftime. and Mammoth Rest My Chemistry kept the concert focused on the last album until Banks and Kessler left alone on stage accompanied by a keyboardist to offer one of the most magical moments of the night ...
The almost flamenco strumming guitars The lighthouse under a dim blue light that showed only the silhouette of Paul Banks crossed smoker hearts, fibers and fabrics in the audience. After this, Interpol prepared to deliver the coup de grace to his listeners: Evil , and Heinrich Maneuver Not Even Jail ; winning trio that shocked the audience and left us all wanting to more, much more.
After waiting for rigor, the first and only bis of the band was fatal. NYC deep was followed powerfully Stella Was A Driver ... . After that, we all knew who played PDA (the hit was missing and ended the concert occurred in the same place for 2 years). With an intro worthy of the electronic world Thom Yorke and drum solo included, the last song of the concert ended up dispelling the doubts of the already very few who, at that point in the night, even questioned the band is one of large century. KO defeat the public emotional winner: Interpol.
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