u/NoFix8524

Which exercises worked for you the most to grow your chest?

I haven't got a lot of them but the one I got the most of was the Barrel Stabilizer on the G7 Scout. 57 Damage to the head is just crazy work.

Come on man, this is my favorite live show and listen to it daily, I discovered Interpol because of this show (And the Arctic Monkeys playing in it)

I'd say that at least 90% of Interpol fans got hooked up because of Carlos's basslines, but what about Paul's? I think he did a good job overall from El Pintor through TOSOMB, what are your favorites and what are some underrated ones?

Mines are probably Rage, Anywhere and Something Changed. Need to listen more to Marauder's basslines to give an opinion but probably some hidden gems in there.

El Pintor. I've only watched live shows in YouTube, but they looked so sharp and the concept art for this album was so cool, opening with Say Hello to the Angels was so freaking good.

Although I don't think this was one of Paul's voice's best eras, as it looks like he was transitioning into a higher style, which has gotten better overtime.

My favorite machine is the Leg extensions because I can feel my quads really good. My least favorite is ironically, the Hack Squat, not because is bad but because is hard af.

For me is Failure, QOTSA, Pixies, Arctic Monkeys. I started to listen to this girl's band Die Spitz, they are really cool.

This will be my first album cycle; I started listening to Interpol when TOSOMB just came out so I missed Marauder and the TOSOMB build up. I put both singles and just cried from excitement, I will watch them live in October and cannot wait.

Paul's voice in TMWAT sounds like waking up in the morning knowing you have no school/work and going back to sleep under warm blankets.

I'm a big fan of Paul's voice from TOTBL and Antics live shows, I actually try to copy his tone when I sing; aggressive, edgy but classy and sort of obscure, even sometimes goat-like sound lmao, I love it, it's what got me into Interpol at first place.

His voice has gotten higher because of aging but really fits these new songs and everything points that this next album will be an absolute banger. There's a feeling of optimism that TOSOMB didn't have without falling into the fantasy that I really like.

And if so, could you show them?

I was thinking that if I ever get an Interpol tattoo, I'd probably do the El Pintor album cover with the hands on my forearm.

They doing a bunch of promos with Brad and Brandon appearing, and now they posted a teaser with the 5 of them on it.

Are Brandon and Brad official members of Interpol now?

I know Brandon has contributed on keys on a bunch of tracks and Brad contributed with Paul on the Sister Midnight stuff. I think this is really cool regardless, big fan of both Brad and Brandon.

I think TOSOMB could've easily been titled "Fables" after the song and I think the word fables is mentioned in another song either Passenger or Greenwich, can't really remember.

Probably S/T could've been tilted differently.

For me it's Char Y, I've tried it before and literally said to myself: This is why everyone and their grandma are using it, its cracked. CharY sun slop in general.

But I don't want to just run the same 5-6 mons forever, it's more fun trying to find counters for the meta teams.

Creen que saquen el 2x1 acercándose a la fecha?

Quiero comprar el Preferente pero se mega maman con todos los fees y las mamadas de las fases, nose si comprarlo de una vez o esperarme a alguna promo en General, solo quiero ver a Interpol la verdad, no tengo visa para verlos en USA.

First time I listened to it when it came out, I was like, wth is this weird ass riff.

But I have given more listens to live shows from TOSOMB tour, and it goes hard, especially the "Higher than trails of meteors". All of TOSOMB is a grower imo.

As a right-handed playing leftie, it doesn't make sense to me that 98% of the people strum with their dominant hand and fret with their non-dominant hand.

Shouldn't be the other way around? Unless you are finger picking, your strumming hand is not doing a lot of things, while your fretting hand is constantly moving and require precision, shouldn't your dominant hand do the more skillful stuff?

I'm a newbie and probably this is just how my brain works.

Do you think they'll ever release a DVD or something for TBH&C?

I know they release Warp Speed Chic, but I'd like more stage and backstage stuff, maybe an extended documentary, maybe some mini-interviews of the boys about the record.