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““I used to put up Interpol flyers there,” Kessler says.”
““It does feel like kind of a new day for the band,” says frontman Paul Banks.”
“28 release, Banks and guitarist Daniel Kessler are sitting down for lunch at a downtown Manhattan hotel restaurant.”
““Pretty cool, full-circle to work there.” They recorded the bulk of This Mirror Weighs a Ton right there, in a room filled with the ghosts of turn-of-the-millennium NYC.”
“All of which makes it feel like no surprise at all to press play on This Mirror Weighs a Ton , Interpol’s eighth studio album, and let the tunes pour forth, as excellently moody as ever.”
““Daniel and I met up immediately after Carlos’ departure just to see, what do we have here?” Banks recalls.”
“It’s the best.” In January 2025, after more touring, they met again in New York, this time at a new studio that Wyatt had opened on the top floor of an office space in Chinatown.”
“Back in 1997, when it was still a video and music store, that’s where Interpol’s members first met Truax, who was working there as a buyer.”
““It allowed me, in my writing process, to go back to the old days, where I’m either playing guitar or singing,” he says.”
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““It all feels invigorating, this unexpected alchemy.” A few weeks before the album’s Aug.”
““It made me focus on, if I’m going to be a musician, then I’m going to make it meaningful,” he says.”
“Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In Mirror, Mirror The ‘Unexpected Alchemy’ and NYC Ghosts Behind Interpol’s Return Paul Banks and Daniel Kessler tell us how they made the excellent new album This Mirror Weighs a Ton , and what keeps their band going after all these years By Simon Vozick-Levinson Simon Vozick-Levinson Contact Simon Vozick-Levinson on X The ‘Unexpected Alchemy’ and NYC Ghosts Behind Interpol’s Return Blur’s Graham Coxon Remembers William Orbit: ‘This Genius Tinged With Madness’ Where It’s @: Get Familiar with the Incredible Band Whose Name Is a Symbol View all posts by Simon Vozick-Levinson Photograph By GRIFFIN LOTZ September 2, 2026 Daniel Kessler and Paul Banks of Interpol in New York, July 2026.”
“Getting there, though, required some creative thinking.”
““There’s something that I realized when we started touring,” Kessler says.”
““It’s a very unconventional space,” Kessler says.”
“They’ve never broken up or imploded (though they’ve come close at least once), and they’ve kept to a steady cadence of one album every three or four years since their era-defining 2002 debut.”