Review by Dan Tallis. "Interpol, have taken all the amazing moments from their debut and improved them, magnified them."

"Keeps intact Interpol's singular melodic prowess," by Amir Karim Nezar.

"Interpol has made subtle movements to flesh out and expand its trademark sound," by Alex Boer.

"It's not as grandiose as its predecessor, but it still packs a lasting punch," by Eric Greenwood.

Rated 4.5 of 5 by Jack Lowrey. "Interpol have produced a soaring, inventive album."

"Interpol has moved past these soundalike predecessors into a space of its own," by Bobby Mann.

Review by Ethan Brown, "during a cultural moment that demands not necessarily protest music but some kind of relevance or engagement with the world, Interpol?s music seems too much like a retreat."

Rated 8.5 out of 10 by David Moore. "Though Interpol couldn't be expected to surpass their previous heights, it's difficult to imagine a savvier or more satisfying second step."

Review by Salvatore Ciolfi, "the album's feel is much more lively, bouncy, and accessible."

"Every song on Antics has something special to offer," by George Zahora.

"This feels like Interpol-by-the-numbers," by Ian Mathers.

"They've got the sound down; now they just have to hang onto their context," by Mikael Wood

"Interpol has arrived and their status as a consistent force to be reckoned with has been secured'" by Christian Hoopes.

Review by Niall Doherty. "'Antics' isn't the sound of a band getting away with it, it's the sound of a band setting the standard."