For the first time in over 17 years, the original Holy Terrors lineup will take the stage at Churchill\'s, Miami on August 21st. The Interpol show will take place later that same day.

The gig comes as a taster for the band\'s upcoming self-titled fourth album \'Interpol\', set for release on September 7, 2010 on Matador Records. It was recorded at Electric Lady Studios in Greenwich Village. This album will be the band\'s last effort with original bassist Carlos Dengler as he left shortly after the album\'s completion.

Interpol has recruited new touring bassist Dave Pajo, best known as guitarist for the Louisville postrock pioneers Slint. Sam Fogarino confirms that the rest of the band \"geeked out\" at the prospect of performing alongside their new bassist:

\"I always thought that Carlos\' bass lines were the most intricate thing to an Interpol song. It only makes sense that the guitar player from Slint has the ability to articulate those bass lines just as well as Carlos did. It\'s a little scary at times.\"

Interpol also added the Secret Machines\' keyboardist Brandon Curtis for touring.