Interpol

In September 2004, Interpol was riding high on the waves created by their acclaimed album "Antics," which had been released a year earlier. "Antics" showcased the band's signature post-punk revival sound, featuring hits like "Slow Hands" and "Evil." During this live recording at La Boule Noire in Paris, fans could feel the electric energy that marked this era of their career, highlighting the band's ascent in the indie rock scene. Fun fact: that very year, Interpol had also performed at major festivals, enhancing their reputation as a force in live music. This session was part of their second Black Session, proving that even after their debut, they aimed to continually connect with audiences through these intimate performances.

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