Interpol – Antics

Released in 2004, "Antics" is the second studio album by the New York-based band Interpol. Building on the atmospheric and melancholic sound that made them famous, this album blends post-punk and alternative rock with refined arrangements and introspective lyrics.

Produced by Richard Formby, "Antics" features standout tracks like "Slow Hands", "Evil", and "The Heinrich Maneuver", showcasing the band’s ability to create dense, immersive atmospheres alongside direct, dynamic sound. The album solidified Interpol’s place in the 2000s music scene, cementing them as one of the most important indie rock bands of the era.