A lot of people wondered if this record and The Strokes' first would hold up over time. I'd argue you could release them today and they'd be on top 10 lists all over again.

This album's an absolute masterpiece

IT'S UP TO ME NOW TURN ON THE BRIGHT LIGHTS

lmao this didn’t age well

aye p4k, might as well delete this timing wasting video cos it's just merely a 7 rated record right?

This is one of the few albums that really generates a magical atmosphere; you can really just not hear but feel all the sorrow and melancholy not only from Banks voice but from all the instruments. The album is a ride full of feelings from the begining to the end

That part in " NYC" - It's up to me now, turn on the bright lights - is so hauntingly beautiful.

The New is still one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard

Such a great album... such a great band. The last two minutes of "PDA" always get my juices flowing.

Fun fact : Pitchfork was one of the few medias shittin on interpol at the time

A great album to drive along a free flowing highway at night.

my very first indie album. I feel privileged to have have listened to them when I did. I still consider it to have the best bass lines in an indie record

heartbreaking album

One of the all time great debut albums.

It's tattooed on my back, that's how great it is. It's been 10 years and I'll never regret it. I mean who does stop loving Interpol?!

No other album has made such a huge impact on me. For a long time it was my favorite and still is in my Top 5

Lol, Pitchfork really loves Turn on the Bright Lights (and so do i). Awesome masterpiece that Interpol never bettered. Great sound and aesthetic.

Probably the best record of all time.

This album changed my life so much when I first heard it, loved reading the interviews with band in "Meet Me in the Bathroom"

Literally one of my favorite albums of all time. Believe it or not I first heard this album when I was 10, way back in 2007. I listened to mostly crap back then unsurprisingly, but this band (and Antics, Evil was the first Interpol song I heard) was my absolute favorite for the longest god damn time, and they'll always hold a special place in my heart. Without this band I probably would have never found NMH, or The Smiths, or Animal Collective, or any number of incredible indie bands that are now favorites of mine. If it hadn't been for this band I would probably have become a very different person. So, suffice to say, thank you so much Interpol.