Interpol
Interpol Live Performance at First Avenue, Minneapolis featuring 'Cmere', 'Slow Hands', and 'Lights'
In November 2014, Interpol performed a captivating live set at First Avenue in Minneapolis, showcasing their signature post-punk revival sound. Leading up to this performance, the band had released their fifth studio album, "El Pintor," just a couple of months earlier in September 2014. This album marked a fresh chapter for Interpol as it was their first release since the departure of founding bassist Carlos Dengler, prompting a shift in their musical dynamic. Fans were treated to a mix of classic tracks and new material during the concert, emphasizing the band's ability to evolve while retaining their characteristic dark and atmospheric aesthetic. Notably, "El Pintor" means "The Painter" in Spanish, a nod to the artistic vision that permeated the album. This live recording captured the band's resurgence and reestablished their connection with devoted fans, marking an essential point in Interpol's ongoing journey.