@wisdoms-light-1 Thanks a bunch for listening! Glad you enjoyed it! :)

I'm glad that he is mentally in a better place now, so happy for him and thanks for this.

I'm super fan of interpol, I still remember when I found out that Carlos left, it was sad but not as much as when i hear the 4th album and I totally felt something wasn´t the same.  I loved this podcast because I was waiting to hear his reason and the way he share was great, so open and simple wooow! Hopefully someday he return to the band that is not the same without his talent (too paul banks)

Incredible interview, you've asked the right questions and allowed the guest enough room to speak. Thank you.

I have to mark this part, as what Carlos says about trauma truly resonates.

The dynamic between musicians in a band as described by Carlos is spot on. Absolutely fantastic and insightful interview. Well done.

Very interesting interview. Surprisingly the 4th self-titled Interpol album is my favorite, maybe it could have been even better if it stayed true to the original vision, who knows.

It's cool you mentioned both Lights and Barricades as standout Interpol songs. I love Barricades for the same reasons as you, it probably has my favorite hook of all their songs.

In another lifetime, Carlos D was the slick-haired, style-conscious, all-black wearing bassist of the band Interpol. Since leaving the "post-punk revivalists" group in 2010, he's returned to the public consciousness as theater actor Carlos Dengler. Carlos has never spoken publicly about his departure from Interpol, but in this exclusive TMT conversation he shares why he abruptly left after four studio albums and three tours. This is his personal story of the highs, the lows and even the band therapy. In addition to his candid revelations about the band, Carlos discusses both his traumatic childhood and overcoming a drug addiction while still in Interpol. During the intervening six years, Carlos pursued a career in acting that would include receiving an MFA from NYU's Acting Program and staging his ﬁrst solo show, Homo Sapiens Interruptus. In August, the hour-long monologue premiered in New York to positive reviews and sold-out performances as a part of the Fringe Festival. Due to its success, the show returns as a part of the festival's Fringe Encore series for a two-week October run.

Visit Carlos Dengler online:                                                   http://www.carlosdengler.com

 

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"Talk Music Talk with boice" Carlos Dengler Podcast Interview

I'm the host/creator of the music podcast "Talk Music Talk" which features long form conversations with people connected to music. Established and emerging. From all genres. I’m also a singer-songwriter and producer. I’ve released three albums and recently released my original holiday song “On Xmas”.

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