Person: Carlos Dengler

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Album review: Interpol's The Other Side of Make-Believe is enjoyable but unspectacular

Had Interpol broken up in 2003, they would have gone down as one of the most iconic groups of their era. Instead, they have decided that they want to be around for the long haul

Thu, 14 Jul, 2022

Review: With Marauder, Interpol are more Interpol than ever

Having arrived with such a definitive statement, the besuited gloomsters struggled to move on to the next stage of their career — a conundrum accentuated by the departure in 2010 of bassist and founder member Carlos Dengler.

Sat, 25 Aug, 2018

Electric Picnic Review: Interpol, Electric Arena five stars

90 minutes of irresistible alt.pop.

Sun, 03 Sep, 2017

Blur whip up enthusiasm for Electric Picnic

Britpop legends Blur are the latest act confirmed as the headliners for the Electric Picnic music festival.

Wed, 06 May, 2015

Album Review: Interpol - El Pintor

Interpol get a hard time for sounding a lot like Interpol. The charge is that, after several engaging albums, the New Yorkers are slouching towards creative dotage, regurgitating a grab-bag of tics and tropes: clanging guitars, brooding melodies, Ian Curtis-esque singing from frontman Paul Banks.

Wed, 03 Sep, 2014