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Sep 10, 2026

Chloe LulaHOST
0:42
They emerged in Manhattan's blossoming guitar music scene.
Chloe LulaHOST
0:46
Their 2002 debut, Turn on the Bright Lights, is widely considered one of the defining albums of the decade and landed them in the middle of the early 2000s New York rock revival alongside The Strokes, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and LCD Sound System.
Chloe LulaHOST
1:01
They went on to shape the moody post-punk revival canon that defined the following decade.
Chloe LulaHOST
1:06
I had the opportunity to sit down with Banks to talk about their creative process and what's been called Interpol's best work in years.
RA Podcast

RA Podcast

EX.812 Interpol

Sep 10 · 1 Mention

Chloe LulaHOST
0:42
They emerged in Manhattan's blossoming guitar music scene.
Chloe LulaHOST
0:46
Their 2002 debut, Turn on the Bright Lights, is widely considered one of the defining albums of the decade and landed them in the middle of the early 2000s New York rock revival alongside The Strokes, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and LCD Sound System.
Chloe LulaHOST
1:01
They went on to shape the moody post-punk revival canon that defined the following decade.
Chloe LulaHOST
1:06
I had the opportunity to sit down with Banks to talk about their creative process and what's been called Interpol's best work in years.
Don WillHOST
32:28
Okay.
Leron ThomasGUEST
32:28
And so I sampled it and I put Nick Zinner from Yeah Yeah Yes and this guy Brad Truax or I don't know how you would say his last name cuz I always call him Brad.
Leron ThomasGUEST
32:40
But he's from Interpol and I took these guys man and I just sat there I was like, You know, make this a little sound, you know, make this sound a little more less.
Leron ThomasGUEST
32:51
I did this in my closet because that's at the time.
ScottHOST
74:14
And...
ScottHOST
74:15
Prior to that we heard a couple of tracks by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and that's just about me done for the roll call for this particular Tuesday and I'm heading up the hill to do a bit of work for the day.
ScottHOST
74:29
What have you got on?
GretaHOST
74:31
Well, I've got another three songs to see us out whilst you're on your way.
Tommy DassaloHOST
19:17
you know what it reminds me of? I don't know if you guys have ever read the book Meet Me in the Bathroom, the like oral history of indie music in New York in the early thousands.
Tommy DassaloHOST
19:26
So it's like tracks the Strokes and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and the Kings of Leon and stuff.
Tommy DassaloHOST
19:29
It's a great book.
Tommy DassaloHOST
19:31
They made a movie of it.
StephHOST
41:37
That's funny.
StephHOST
41:38
I had Dance Till You're Dead or Off With Their Heads by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs in my head.
StephHOST
41:43
And I could just imagine Karen Oh helping these ladies shake it off a little bit because they have this amazing dance party where they just dance till they fall down.
StephHOST
41:52
Yeah, they,
Super Sonic Chat

Super Sonic Chat

Sleepazoid

Sep 7 · 1 Mention

Leon LerouxHOST
6:56
That immediately sprang to mind.
Leon LerouxHOST
6:58
But then I was also thinking about maybe Garbage, but then maybe also thinking about Yeah Yeah Yeahs, but the vocalist isn't quite as unrestrained as Carano or anything like that.
Leon LerouxHOST
7:07
But all those kind of thick, chunky guitars mixed with a really kind of very, very talented, clean vocalist.
Leon LerouxHOST
7:16
Or like, you know, maybe even like Spider-Bait when she's singing with, when Janet's singing or something like that.

Unknown podcast

The Velvet Underground and Punk’s Intellectual Underground

Sep 6 · 1 Mention

speaker_1UNKNOWN
8:26
Their approach also set an example for dealing with mental health, repeating that isolation in I'm Waiting for the Man wasn't a plea but a statement.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
8:37
Later bands like Sonic Youth or even the modern indie act Yeah Yeah Yes cite Velvet as evidence that you can make music that's raw and also introspective.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
8:49
That duality was crucial to post-punk's identity.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
8:53
They could be noisy, but still thoughtful.

Unknown podcast

How Punk’s DIY Revolution Built Indie Rock

Sep 6 · 1 Mention

speaker_2UNKNOWN
8:30
And the same community driven model found its way into the zeros when online forums replaced print zines, but kept the same do it yourself feel.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
8:42
Speaking of the 2000s, look at how indie rock returned to garage revival with The Strokes and Yeah Yeah Yeahs, all while still holding on to punk's DIY roots.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
8:55
They self-produced their first demos on a cheap digital recorder and sold them at shows before signing to Rough Trade in ninety-eight.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
9:05
And that record label was still run by people who valued music over money.
Jack FarrellHOST
12:07
She's great.
Jack FarrellHOST
12:07
It might be a little bit of a rip of Maps by Yeah Yeah Yes, but I don't care.
Jack FarrellHOST
12:11
It's a good song.
Erin HoganHOST
12:12
Here's what'll happen.

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