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Rocker Daniel Kessler talks about the birth of Interpol, the American indie rock group
November 06, 2011
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Bogota, Colombia (NTN24) - The American indie rock and post punk revival band from New York ends their world tour in Colombia’s capital. Daniel Kessler, Interpol’s guitar performer and one of the creators of the band, talks to NTN24 news about how they got started.
Interpol´s latest tour includes Latin American countries with Colombia, Argentina, Chile, Brazil and Mexico in its list, and Europe with Spain and Greece.
The band released its fourth, self-title album last year with the record peaking at number one on the billboard independent albums chart.
After a Certifies Gold in the United Kingdom and selling over 2 million albums worldwide, the New York University classmate’s band, Interpol continues surprising fans around the world.
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Posted 07 November 2011 - 02:36 AM
Thanks for posting it.
Didn't know they've sold 2 mil. copies, not good on stats. Very cool.
I like how she says, Greecey. Cute. hehe
He looks dreamy as usual. And that hair... B)
Nice interview, hurry back soon for more. :)
Didn't know they've sold 2 mil. copies, not good on stats. Very cool.
I like how she says, Greecey. Cute. hehe
He looks dreamy as usual. And that hair... B)
Nice interview, hurry back soon for more. :)
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Posted 07 November 2011 - 08:56 AM
Great interview. 2 M album sounds right by the numbers I dug up.
Also, that reporters accent is... Unique. I've never heard one like it in my life. Sounds like a BBC type of enunciation with some kind of hot potato in her mouth. (sorry, cruel I know)
Also, that reporters accent is... Unique. I've never heard one like it in my life. Sounds like a BBC type of enunciation with some kind of hot potato in her mouth. (sorry, cruel I know)
#4 Guest_sfive_*
Posted 07 November 2011 - 12:49 PM
Thanks, pqsm.
Hahaha :lol: I wonder how the interviewer got the job. Her accent is just bad. :lol:
Since when is Greece considered a Latin American country? Portugal is probably what they meant.
EtoileMaris, on 07 November 2011 - 01:56 PM, said:
Also, that reporters accent is... Unique. I've never heard one like it in my life. Sounds like a BBC type of enunciation with some kind of hot potato in her mouth. (sorry, cruel I know)
Hahaha :lol: I wonder how the interviewer got the job. Her accent is just bad. :lol:
Since when is Greece considered a Latin American country? Portugal is probably what they meant.
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Posted 09 November 2011 - 12:38 PM
havenmoon, on 07 November 2011 - 07:36 AM, said:
Thanks for posting it.
Didn't know they've sold 2 mil. copies, not good on stats. Very cool.
I like how she says, Greecey. Cute. hehe
He looks dreamy as usual. And that hair... B)
Nice interview, hurry back soon for more. :)
Didn't know they've sold 2 mil. copies, not good on stats. Very cool.
I like how she says, Greecey. Cute. hehe
He looks dreamy as usual. And that hair... B)
Nice interview, hurry back soon for more. :)
Yah! 2 million is pretty great.
And, the women's voice speaking in the video is hilarious.
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