Interpol

In June 2005, Interpol was riding high on the success of their second studio album "Antics," which had been released just the previous year. This live performance at Glastonbury showcased their unique blend of post-punk revival and dark, atmospheric sound, perfectly tuned to the festival's iconic vibe. Fans were enchanted by hits like "C'mere" and "Slow Hands," which resonated deeply in the energetic crowd. What's fascinating is that this performance marked the band's ascension into the indie rock mainstream following the critical success of their debut album "Turn On the Bright Lights." The excitement surrounding this moment reflects the band's growing reputation, solidifying their place in the hearts of fans and cementing their status in the music scene of the mid-2000s.

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