Interpol: "Unfortunately the cops had to come; they warned us twice..."

"We've been doing this for some time," Daniel Kessler chuckles. True to his words, Interpol are a band with a longstanding history. It's been sixteen years since the group released their debut record. Five albums and a procession of world tour dates later, they remain a force to be reckoned with. Now, with album number six about to be released, Interpol's acclaim is as strong as ever.

"The fact that people have stayed loyal with us over the years, and that there are people discovering us still, it's really a very unique experience," the guitarist enthuses. "It's something that doesn't happen all the time and something that probably means more to me now than it did back in the early days." Fans old and new were invited into the world of the band's latest record via a set of coordinates that led to Mexico City, where the group held a press conference to announce the new album.