Interpol

In August 2015, Interpol was riding the wave of their fifth studio album, 'El Pintor,' which was released just a year earlier. This album marked a significant moment for the band, showcasing a refined sound while maintaining their signature post-punk revival style. The live recording at Sziget Festival captures the energy and raw emotion that fans have come to love. Interestingly, 'El Pintor' was the first album made after the departure of their bassist Carlos Dengler, making this performance a pivotal point in their career as they solidified their identity as a trio. The band's ability to connect with the crowd during this set, particularly with tracks like 'All the Rage Back Home,' highlights their resilience and adaptability, a true testament to their artistry.

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