The band's fourth album, , saw Interpol continuing to experiment with new sounds, incorporating more psychedelic and art-rock elements. The album featured fan-favorite tracks like "Rest My Chemistry" and "Enlightenment".
| Album | CD FLAC (16/44) | 24/96 Download | Vinyl Rip (24/96) | |-------|----------------|----------------|--------------------| | TOTBL (2002) | DR9 | N/A | DR12 | | TOTBL (2012 remaster) | DR10 | DR10 | DR11 | | Antics | DR8 | N/A | DR10 | | Our Love to Admire | DR7 | DR7 (HDtracks) | DR11 | | Interpol (2010) | DR6 | DR7 (Qobuz) | DR10 | | El Pintor | DR10 | DR10 | DR12 | | Marauder | DR5 | DR7 (24/96) | DR11 | Interpol - Discography 2000-2018 -FLAC- Report ...
Audio Archivist Date: April 2026 Status: Verified – All files tested and documented. The band's fourth album, , saw Interpol continuing
In 2008, Interpol released , their fourth studio album, which featured the hit single "Survival Myths". This album saw the band continuing to explore new sounds, incorporating more electronic elements into their music. Paul Banks, the band's lead vocalist and guitarist, also began to develop his solo career, releasing his debut album "Bank$" (2009) . In 2010, Interpol released "Interpol IV" , a self-titled EP that hinted at a return to their earlier, more raw sound. In 2008, Interpol released , their fourth studio
A self-published release that helped them sign with Matador Records. Understanding the "Report"
Interpol Discography (2000–2018): High-Fidelity Retrospective