rollingstone
Interpol (2002)
“At this late date in history, it makes sense that hipster indie-rock bands will remix their own shit. An Interpol remix CD with only four cuts, however, makes less sense. Though Carlos D.'s "Public Pervert" enhances the album version's oblique iciness with sexy synths, this EP isn't worth the lunch money of anyone not DJ'ing […]”
At this late date in history, it makes sense that hipster indie-rock bands will remix their own shit. An Interpol remix CD with only four cuts, however, makes less sense. Though Carlos D.'s "Public Pervert" enhances the album version's oblique iciness with sexy synths, this EP isn't worth the lunch money of anyone not DJ'ing a webzine launch party at the Gramercy Park Hotel.
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