One of the standout tracks from Interpol’s monumental, ‘Marauder’ remixed by Lao, co-founder of Mexico’s Naafi label, the most visible group in Mexico’s underground-club-music scene. What happens when NYC’s standard bearers of dark melody are reimagined by a master of peripherical rhythm? Lucky for you (and us) it won’t be difficult to find out. Listen below:

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