| 1 | Narc (Paul Banks Remix) | 2:37 |
| 2 | Not Even Jail (Daniel Kessler Remix) | 5:37 |
| 3 | Fog Vs. Mould For The Length Of Love | 7:47 |
| 4 | Public Pervert (Carlos D Remix) | 8:08 |
Interpol – Remix (Matador, 2005)
Originally released in 2005 via Matador Records, this sought-after EP captures the post-punk revival icons during their peak Antics era. Following the massive success of their sophomore studio album, Remix offers a unique perspective on the band’s signature atmospheric sound, reimagined through a lens of electronic experimentation and "sexy synths."
This four-track collection serves as a definitive artifact for diehard fans and collectors. It showcases the band’s ability to evolve their moody, indie-rock identity into more complex, club-adjacent soundscapes. A standout highlight of the release is the rework of "Public Pervert" by the band’s own Carlos D., which heightens the "oblique iciness" of the original track with layered synthesizer textures.
Whether you are a completist looking to round out your Matador collection or a DJ seeking to bring a touch of mid-2000s New York cool to the dancefloor, this EP is an essential piece of Interpol history. It bridges the gap between their indie beginnings and their move to major label status, maintaining the "visceral and contagious energy" that made them a staple of the alternative rock scene.
Key Details:
- Label: Matador
- Format: CD, EP
- Genre: Indie Rock / Post-Punk Revival / Electronic
- Featured Track: "Public Pervert" (Remix)
