Interpol

In June 2005, Interpol delivered a stunning performance of 'Slow Hands' at the iconic Glastonbury Festival, just after the release of their critically acclaimed album, 'Antics.' This album, their sophomore effort, followed the success of their debut, ‘Turn On the Bright Lights,’ and solidified their reputation in the post-punk revival scene. Interestingly, 'Antics' features a more polished sound, with hooks and melodies that captivated audiences and showcased their growth as artists. The Glastonbury stage set the perfect backdrop for the band's atmospheric music, and their performance was highlighted by Paul Banks' distinct vocals, creating an intimate yet powerful experience. Fans remember this gig as a pivotal moment, not just for the band but for the festival itself, as it underscored Interpol's rise to prominence in the indie rock world during the mid-2000s.

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