Interpol

In September 2004, Interpol delivered a gripping live performance of 'Slow Hands' during their second Black Session at La Boule Noire in Paris. At this time, the band was riding high on the success of their critically acclaimed album 'Antics,' which had dropped the previous year. The album solidified their status in the post-punk revival scene and showcased their trademark sound—a captivating blend of moody guitar riffs and haunting vocals. Interestingly, 'Slow Hands' wasn't just a standout track; it exemplified Interpol's knack for atmospheric storytelling through music. This live performance captured the band's raw energy and deep connection with their audience, reflecting a pivotal moment in their career as they continued to carve their path in the indie rock landscape.

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