Interpol

Soundcheck | May 3, 2010
In the past decade, the New York band Interpol has gone from indie-cult favorites to major-label success. But their music is still as dark and vintage sounding as ever. Today, guitarist Daniel Kessler and bassist Carlos D visit during a break from their world tour in support of their major-label debut, "Our Love to Admire."

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