Interpol – The Heinrich Maneuver 7" Record 2007 Promo Capitol Rock 45 RPM

This 7" vinyl single by Interpol features the track "The Heinrich Maneuver," released in 2007 as a promotional record by Capitol Records. Spinning at 45 RPM, this black vinyl pressing includes two tracks: the main song "The Heinrich Maneuver" (3:28) on side A and an instrumental version of "Mammoth" (4:12) on side B. The record is issued in a sleeve showcasing striking cover art of a serval cat in a natural setting, reflecting the band's atmospheric and post-punk revival style. Pressed by Capitol Records (a division of EMI), this promo edition was intended for promotional use only, as indicated on the sleeve and label. The single precedes their album "Our Love to Admire," which was released in July 2007. The vinyl's matrix numbers and catalog details, along with the clear barcode on the back, confirm its authenticity. This release is a sought-after collectible for fans of Interpol and vinyl enthusiasts who appreciate limited promotional pressings from the mid-2000s indie rock scene.