Underrated Record Club #6-Our Love to Admire by Interpol
New York City's very own Interpol has had an interesting ride. They rose to prominence in 2002 with their debut album Turn on the Bright Lights and gained even more attention with their sophomore effort Antics in 2004. With all the praise they received it's strange how quickly fans and critics were to turn on the band with Our Love to Admire , their first record on a major label. I've never understood why this album gets so much heat because in reality it's not much different from what they had released before. Interpol's a great band but their trademark sound really hasn't changed over the last decade. You can take nearly any song off one of their albums and place it on another without being able to tell the difference. However, with this album they incorporated keyboards into their writing and opted for some more interesting structures. It's a fine effort and certainly worth more than some would lead you to think. Just the somewhat gruesome album cover i...