Interpol The Other Side of Make-Believe

3.5 stars out of 5 -- "On 'Gran Hotel,' the trio weaves guitar and bass lines with a little more elbow room than usual, Kessler conjures some Beatles chord changes on 'Fables,' and on 'Mr. Credit,' they juggle lunging bass with a waterfall of guitar lines."
4 stars out of 5 -- "That hypnotic and woozy sense of place they first mastered on their debut is still present, particularly on the menacing crescendo of 'Greenwich' and shimmering closer 'Go Easy (Palermo)'..."
Paste (magazine) - "Reinventing themselves in more ways than one, Interpol expresses tentative optimism throughout THE OTHER SIDE OF MAKE-BELIEVE, as they examine both the highs and lows that come with learning how to hold out hope."
Clash (Magazine) - "A record packed with solitary voices, the New Yorkers seem to amplify their ability to capture the beauty in melancholy, stripping back the paint of the everyday to reveal the extraordinary underneath."