Interpol's New Song Is Bicoastal

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    If you thought Interpol's major-label debut would be a radical departure from their past two efforts, think again. First single 'The Heinrich Maneuver' finds the band sticking to its tried-and-true formula. In the song's first lines, frontman Paul Banks alludes to a bicoastal breakup, asking his former paramour, "How are things on the West Coast?"

    'Our Love to Admire,' the band's third album, is due on July 10. Keep reading to listen to the official, non-radio-ripped album version.



    Interpol, 'The Heinrich Maneuver'

    Meanwhile, we caught up with the band in the California desert last week. Read what Interpol had to say about 'Our Love to Admire' and Coachella.

    'Our Love to Admire' tracklisting
    'Pioneer to the Falls'
    'No I in Threesome'
    'The Scale'
    'The Heinrich Maneuver'
    'Mammoth'
    'Pace Is the Trick'
    'All Fired Up'
    'Rest My Chemistry'
    'Who Do You Think'
    'Wrecking Ball'
    'The Lighthouse'



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