Photo: Justine Trickett
Interpol are incredible. They just proved exactly why with a hit-filled and relentlessly brilliant set at Glastonbury festival 2014.
Taking to the stage later than planned due to adverse weather conditions, the NYC rockers were greeted on stage by a magnificent sunset - as they tore through a collection of their finest moments from their first two albums Turn On The Bright Lights and Antics, as well as cuts from their exquisite upcoming record, El Pintor.
Opening up with 'Say Hello To The Angels', Paul Banks and co barely had a moment to breathe as they proved the highlight of the day - showing why they matter more in 2014 than ever.
The crowd were singing, pumping fists and jumping in full force as Interpol dazzled with a showcase of their finest material. Not only was Paul Banks in full voice, but Dan Kessler proved himself to be the most eye-catching and talented guitarist on the circuit while Sam Fogarino kept a flawless beat and the rest of the band held pace. Carlos D may be gone, but as the airing of new tracks 'Anywhere' and 'All The Rage Back Home' proved that Interpol are on the finest form of their career.
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Interpol played:
Say Hello to the Angels
Evil
C'mere
Not Even Jail
NYC
Obstacle 1
Anywhere
Narc
All the Rage Back Home
PDA
Slow Hands
