Interpol Vs YouTube

05/18/07
. (Gigwise) Interpol have spoken extensively about how youtube has taken away the anticipation of waiting for a new album.

Speaking exclusively to Gigwise, their comments about the video site came the day after they teased fans with just three new songs off their eagerly anticipated third album, �Our Love To Admire,' at a London show, on May 15th.

The bands drummer, Sam Fogarino said: "The advent of youtube, to have your record portrayed in such a low fidelity medium is awful. I mean it's flattering that somebody feels the need to get the live performances up of these songs right away, but the thought of having our whole album on a DV cassette through some broadband wire is ridiculous."[see full story for more] - Click here for the Full Story

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