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Thanks to Josh for the heads up!

Black Book  has a great interview up with Interpol in which they list some of their favorite restaurants, bars, clothing stores, and record shops in NYC! From wine bars to Rebel Rebel Records, now you know where to stop if you’re ever in town, and I know what I’m doing this weekend! Read the full article here with tons of new pictures!

Pitchfork has posted the new Barricade video. Take a look here!

What do you think??

However, even more so than being on the road, Sam suggests that Carlos was simply uninterested in his role in the band:

“Carlos really doesn’t like playing the bass guitar,” Fogarino said. “How integral is the bass to Interpol? I mean, it’s huge. It’s a total harmonic component. It’s hook-laden. But he really, really didn’t like the bass. It’s not his instrument of choice, and it definitely wasn’t his first instrument.”

Click here for the whole article.

Anthem Magazine has posted a short article on the making of Interpol’s new music video for the song Barricade off their upcoming fourth album. Details on the treatment were sparse, but it apparently took place in a deserted field in Brooklyn. What’s more, the article comes with a gallery of pictures to confirm it.