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It’s not a hot take to say that David Lynch is a bit mysterious. He seemingly exists on an alternate creative plane than most people in Hollywood, making films and TV shows that are wholly unique, while also spending time making YouTube videos about the weather and crafting light fixtures for fun.

Interpol have released their 2011 collaboration with David Lynch as an NFT.The New York band joined forces with the renowned Twin Peaks director for their 2011 Coachella performance, during which they combined Lynch’s I Touch A Red Button Man short film with their 2010 single ‘Lights’.Fans can now own the unique piece of work, with a limited series of eight NFTs up for grabs through the new Lynch x Interpol website.

Gang Of Four have announced a North American tour for 2022, with former Slint bassist David Pajo joining the band on guitar.Set to kick off next March, the jaunt will see the group perform live for the first time since the death of Andy Gill in February 2020. Tickets go on sale here this Friday (October 22) at 9:00am ET.The new touring line-up includes founding members Jon King and Hugo Burnham, though bassist Dave Allen will not appear at the shows due to personal reasons.

Interpol have revealed that they’re currently in the studio in London, working on a new album with producers Flood & Moulder.The New York City indie trio’s last full-length album came in 2018 with ‘Marauder’, which was then followed up in 2019 by EP ‘A Fine Mess’.“We are overjoyed to announce Flood & Moulder will be producing and mixing the next Interpol record,” the band’s guitarist Daniel Kessler said as Interpol shared a photo of them in the studio (which you can see at the top of the

Interpol have shared details of a new headline show at London’s Roundhouse.The US band will play at the Camden venue on June 14, 2022.

Interpol have revealed that they’ve been working on new music remotely for the last year, and have recently started developing tracks in person.In a post on Instagram, the band said that due to the coronavirus pandemic “we had to use the internet to circulate ideas and collaborate remotely.

Interpol‘s ‘Evil’ video is close to reaching its target.The puppet, which appeared badly beaten in the original video, is said to be in an even worse state 17 years down the line according to organiser John Kolbek.“He’s had a rough 17 years. Being passed around as a Halloween ornament, to ending up in someone’s storage shed.

Muzz may well be one of the most unassuming supergroups in the world. For a start, this is not a group of musicians coming together, Avengers-style, to combine their individual powers.