INTERPOL - Antics LP Color:Black Vinyl but it was in exploring

but it was in exploring the angst-ridden sounds of her youth that she found her place

“Collapse of the Fourth Kingdom” bolts a percussive showcase for the high school marching band playing the signature patterns of drumline and Baltimore club onto jarring edits of LEGO bricks clicking into place and weird smears of processed plastic horns

both LP and CD

but I wouldn’t worry about it lacking any of the energy and strength of the debut

Whaleheart is a new band from Sweden that is quite hard to place in a specific genre (for us who have to place things everywhere

INTERPOL - Antics LP Color:Black Vinyl but it was in exploringThe follow up to their mega successful debut is no less brooding and intense, but it's now charged with flashes of color and romance. Antics infuses Interpol's dark musical landscapes with new optimism. Vanity Fair called it "achingly beautiful explores emotional blues, but never, ever plays the blues," while Interview said it's "dark, hypnotic, and immensely catchy." Around here, we just call it great.