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Interpol Bassist Quit Because He 'Hated' His InstrumentAugust 12, 2010
Carlos D reportedly quit his role in Interpol because he no longer enjoyed playing the bass guitar.
Speaking to Canadian local paper the Toronto Eye Weekly, Interpol drummer Sam Fogarino said: "Carlos really doesn't like playing the bass guitar. How integral is the bass to Interpol? 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." The band have replaced Carlos D with both Dave Pajo and Secret Machines member Brandon Curtis. Speaking in July, Fogarino claimed that Interpol would not necessarily miss working withy Dengler on a musical level saying, “Any four of us can get behind a keyboard and -- not to dismiss his talent -- come up with an interesting harmony or melody. I don't think we're afraid to work on music without him.” Interpol's new, slef-titled album is due out in Septmeber. (by David Renshaw) See also: Interpol Bassist Dave Pajo Quits (01.03.2011)
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Interpol Announce March 2011 UK Tour (28.09.2010)
Interpol Extend Winter UK And Ireland Tour (24.09.2010)
Interpol: 'We Tried To Make It Work With Carlos D' (17.09.2010)
Interpol Showcase New Album At Intimate London Gig (16.09.2010)
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