Carlos Dengler leaves Interpol

kitschobject

W takim razie wpuścili mnie w maliny Shocked

I to niezłe maliny Shocked

GS

"After the completion of the album, Carlos informed the rest of us that he would be leaving the band."

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kitschobject

W takim razie wielkie dzięki. Interpolu słucham od dawna, ale dopiero zaczęłam szukac czegoś na ich temat ;D No i trafiłam na super informację Very Happy

agnes

Jakaś laska na tumblr napisała, że Carlos i Daniel od dłuższego czasu się nienawidzą i że musiał ustąpić. Żadnego źródła nie podała, więc nie mam pojęcia ile w tym może być prawdy

ptaszyna

ojej a Daniel wygląda na takiego cichego grzecznego chłopca Wink

eh eh.

Koivu

cicha woda brzegi rwie Wink

A ja czytałam kiedyś, dawno temu, jakąś plotę i to na onecie, że Sam nie bardzo się lubi z resztą, [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]

Ale wiecie, tak pół serio, jeśli Dan i Carlos się nienawidzą, to lepiej, że Carlos ustąpił, bo odejścia Daniela chyba bym nie przezyla Sad

aśka

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czyli ciekawostki o Carlosie

agnes

“Carlos really doesn’t like playing the bass guitar”

For nearly 10 years, the four members of New York City post-punk outfit Interpol boasted such strong, distinct personalities, it was easy to think of their lineup as four sides of a square.

The elegant quartet spent the winter recording their self-titled fourth LP (due September 7 via their original label, Matador), but tensions likely mounted during the album sessions, because menacing bassist Carlos D split from the band as soon as the record was done.

As he lazingly smoked a cigarette on the tour bus before tonight’s Kool Haus gig, Interpol drummer Sam Fogarino revealed that the band aren’t on speaking terms with their moustachioed former collaborator.

“I haven’t spoken to him in ages,” Fogarino says. “I think it’s kind of understandable. If you relate it to a romantic relationship — when you spend 10 years together and you finally break up, you’re not gonna be on the phone every day.

“I think it has a lot to do with the phase that we’re in. We’re on tour, and I don’t think he wants to hear about it. [If I said], ‘Hey Carlos, I’m at the Kool Haus in Toronto! You remember that place? I’m on the back of the tour bus.’ He’d probably go, ‘Ughhhh!’”

Fogarino blames the rigors of touring for the timing of Carlos D’s exit (“Touring’s a bitch — he didn’t like it”), but he also claims that, as Interpol’s primary arranger, Carlos D had greater musical aspirations than simply picking up the low end.

“Carlos really doesn’t like playing the bass guitar. How integral is the bass to Interpol music? I mean, it’s huge. It’s a total harmonic component. It’s hook-laden. But he really, really didn’t like the bass. It’s not his instrument of choice, and it definitely wasn’t his first instrument.”

Dealing with Carlos’ exit posed a challenge to this summer’s touring schedule, but Fogarino claims the recent additions to the onstage lineup (post-rock utility man David Pajo playing the bass lines and former Secret Machines frontman Brandon Curtis manning the keyboards) have made Interpol a more formidable entity.

“To go through such a change, but to gain these two incredible musicians to help you out onstage, that really softens the blow. It not only brings a level of comfort, it’s a challenge now. Because those guys are fucking good. I think we’ve gained a few steps. We’re a better live band.”

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korova11

Nie wierzę, taki bas rodzi się z uczuciem

Yakuza_xD

Nie bądź więc ślepym fanem/fanką idealistą ~~ lifes'a'bitch