Black-clad art rockers Interpol have promised that their forthcoming third album - their first since signing with major label Capitol - will be an epic affair. Guitarist/songwriter Dan Kessler told the BBC, "With this record, I think, anything goes. We're a lot more open. It sounds like Interpol. It sounds like our tunes, but there's a lot more atmosphere and sound in general, rather than just filling it up with guitars all the time."
Big things are expected of the as yet untitled album, due out in June, since Interpol are now managed by 3D Management, who also look after Coldplay. The New York-based foursome are currently in London, finishing final mixes for the album.
We think, in the wake of Editors' mainstream success, Interpol's doom-laden sound could be about to find a much wider audience.
5:18 PM | 20/02/2007
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