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Today, right now, at this very moment, at select ThinkIndie.com-represented independent record stores, you will find a new Interpol record! Well, sort of. Interpol Live, the band's first officially released concert recording, is a six-song disc of live tracks culled from a set at London's Astoria Club this July.

It's a well-pared bunch: Turn On highlights "Obstacle 1" and "Stella Was a Diver and She Was Always Down" rub up against Admire's "Pioneer to the Falls", "Mammoth", "Rest My Chemistry" and "The Heinrich Maneuver". You'll want to check ThinkIndie.com to see if your local noise emporium will be carrying the disc, and, if so, start movin'.

Also today, a remix EP creatively titled Our Love to Admire Remixed has showed up on iTunes. It includes that Phones remix of "The Heinrich Maneuver" as well as a take on that same track by the Scientist and a "Mammoth" rework by Erol Alkan.

In other Interpol news, the band is presently on a globe-spanning tour, though we're beginning to wonder if those photos they sent back from safari are Kosher.

Interpol Live:

01 Pioneer to the Falls
02 Obstacle 1
03 No I in Threesome
04 The Heinrich Maneuver
05 Mammoth
06 Rest My Chemistry

Our Love to Admire Remixed:

01 The Heinrich Maneuver (Phones Remix)
02 The Heinrich Maneuver (The Scientist Dub Mix)
03 Mammoth (Erol Alkan Rework)

Interpol:

11-28 Blackpool, England - Empress Ballroom
11-29 London, England - Alexandra Palace
11-30 London, England - Alexandra Palace
12-02 Dublin, Ireland - RDS Main Hall
12-03 Glasgow, Scotland - Academy
12-04 Newcastle, England - Carling Academy
02-14 Auckland, New Zealand - Logan Campbell Centre
02-17 Perth, Australia - Metro City
02-19 Brisbane, Australia - Convention Centre
02-21 Sydney, Australia - Hordern Pavilion
02-25 Melbourne, Australia - Festival Hall
02-26 Adelaide, Australia - Thebarton Theatre
03-11 Sao Paulo, Brazil - Via Funchal
03-13 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - Findicao Progresso
03-15 Belo Horizonte, Brazil - Chevrolet Hall