Interpol plays iHeartRadio Theater tonight

Watch the show live here. Check back soon for highlights from the show.

Setlist: Say Hello to the Angels, Evil, NYC, Same Town New Story, Anywhere, Leif Erikson, My Desire, Hands Away, Breaker 1, Length of Love, All the Rage Back Home, Slow Hands.

Encore: Not Even Jail.

Greetings from iHeartRadio. Land of Interpol, sad clowns and peanut butter sandwiches.-DK pic.twitter.com/00VA22Ftc8
— Interpol (@Interpol) September 5, 2014

From I Heart Radio:

"Interpol is set to release their new album El Pintor on September 9th, but the band is also giving fans a taste of their new music with an exclusive show at the iHeartRadio Theater in New York City on Friday, September 5th, as part of iHeartRadio Live.

The band is set to perform songs from their brand new album, including their single "All The Rage Back Home," during their intimate iHeartRadio Live show. Fans definitely won't want to miss the band performing their new music live!

El Pintor is the band's fifth studio album and their first one since 2010. The album was produced by Interpol, with Daniel Kessler playing guitar and piano, Samuel Fogarino on drums, and Paul Banks on vocals, guitars, and taking over bass duties for the first time.

Fun fact, the album's title El Pintor is also an anagram for Interpol!

The best part is that no Interpol fan will miss out on the band's exclusive iHeartRadio Live show. Fans can tune in to a live stream on Clear Channel Alt and AAA radio station websites, as well as on iHeartRadio.com at 7 p.m. ET on September 5th.

Don't miss all the rage!"

Enter to win tickets here.

New articles & interiews

Ibero 90.9 interview with Paul
Faster Louder
CoS picks Interpol's Top 10 Songs
Entertainment Weekly goes record shopping with Paul
The Australian interview with Paul
Wall Street Journal article

'El Pintor' reviews

Clash Music (7/10)
The Skinny (4/5)
The Five10 (9/10)
Rolling Stone Russia (4/5)
Sputnick Music (4/5)
Stereogum (mixed)
Drowned in Sound (9/10)
Music Feeds (mostly positive)
Flynndie Reviews (positive)
Under the Radar (7/10)
NME (8/10) 
The GW Hatchet (2.5/5)
The Spacelab (positive)
Rolling Stone (3.5/5)
Live4Ever (positive)
Tonedeaf (positive)
The Observer (mixed)
Consequence of Sound (positive)
Biola University Chimes (positive)
Faster Louder (7/10)
The Guardian (4/5)
The Guardian (3/5)
NewsOK (mixed)
The Wesleyan Argus (mixed/positive)
High Voltage (positive)
Exclaim (6/10)
Irish Independent (4/5)

Will add more as they get published.

'El Pintor' release show at The Met in NYC Sept. 2nd

Setlist: Untitled, Leif Erikson, Length of Love, My Desire, Hands Away, NARC, Lights, All the Rage Back Home, Take You on a Cruise, The Lighthouse, Same Town, New Story, Not Even Jail, Say Hello to the Angels

Encore: NYC

Note: PDA was on the setlist, but not played.

Reviews/Articles: Drowned in Sound / Consequence of Sound / Billboard / Noisey / Examiner / Diffuser / NY Post

Videos: All the Rage Back Home / Say Hello to the Angels / NYC

From Pitchfork:
Interpol Announce El Pintor Record Release Performance at the Metropolitan Museum of Art In the Ancient Egyptian ruin the Temple of Dendur

Interpol's El Pintor, the full-length followup to 2010's Interpol,  is out September 9 on Matador. Earlier this week, they shared their new track "Ancient Ways". Today, they announced a release show for the record at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art. It takes place September 2 at the museum's Temple of Dendur (in the Sackler Wing), an ancient Egyptian structure that dates back to the reign of Augustus Caesar.

The show will celebrate the new Interpol album as well as the Met's new mobile app.

Tickets on sale now! And now sold out.

Interpol in the new NME

NME Magazine pic.twitter.com/qcSggC1hE1
— Interpol (@Interpol) September 2, 2014

Interpol takes over Gigwise

The full version of the making of 'El Pintor'.

Interviews with Sam, Paul, Daniel.

Interpol on books, movies, and music.

Win a vinyl copy of 'El Pintor'.

'The Depths'

From The Line of Best Fit. This will be the bonus track on the iTunes pre-order version of 'El Pintor'.