To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Our Love To Admire, Capitol/UMe will release three special expanded-edition reissues of this beloved classic: a double LP (180g black vinyl), a limited double LP (180g black vinyl) with bonus DVD, and a CD + DVD set on August 18, 2017.
The LP and CD will debut a sparkling new edition of the original album, remastered for this release by Gavin Lurssen with all of its original packaging intact. The bonus DVD captures the band’s 12-song performance at the London Astoria on July 2, 2007. The DVD includes live versions of several songs from Our Love To Admire, along with such earlier Interpol favourites as “Narc,” “Obstacle 1,” “Public Pervert,” “Evil” and NYC.”

Formed in New York in 1998, it was four years before Interpol released their debut album “Turn on the Bright Lights” in 2002. Their follow up “Antics” pushed the band further into critical acclaim and built up quite a following for the postpunk 2000 revival which also included bands such as the Strokes and Yeah Yeah Yeahs. They had a sound that owed a debt of thanks to the influence of Joy Division and the Chameleons.

For “Our Love To Admire” the trio have added new textures to their sound, keyboards, cellos etc. So far the stand out track in the shop is the excellent “The Heinrich Maneuver”: there are some similarities with the Killers in the epic sound they create, although some of their songs keep to the original airy sound of old.