New Order

Digitally remastered and expanded two CD edition of this 1986 album from the Manchester quartet, one of the most successful and consistent bands of the '80s and beyond. After the suicide of vocalist Ian Curtis, the three surviving members of Joy Division regrouped under the band name New Order, addi...

New Order: Bernard Sumner, Peter Hook, Gillian Gilbert, Stephen Morris. Additional personnel: Andrew Robinson, Mac Quayle (programming). Producers: Arthur Baker, New Order, Martin Hannett, Stephen Hague. Engineers: Chris Nagle, Michael Johnson, Mike "Spike" Drake. Includes line...

The 2-LP set of SUBSTANCE, a collection of 12" remixes of New Order's most popular pre-1987 singles, is wholly contained on the first CD. The second CD features the B-sides of these 12" singles (most are unavailable anywhere else), none of which were included on the LP or cassette. New ...

TECHNIQUE is New Order's most fully realized dance album. This recording contains a masterful use of the acid-house trends storming the club scene in 1989, when this album was released. New Order embraced the technology that was available at the time but never substituted brilliant song structures w...

POWER, CORRUPTION & LIES established New Order's identity as separate from its previous incarnation as Joy Division. Containing ‘Blue Monday’ one of the most important dance songs of all time, this album truly stands not only as New Order's most defining moment but perhaps as the mos...

MOVEMENT finds New Order taking a brave step away from its unfortunate past. The album boldly states the band's more experimental, slightly less emotionally turgid agenda. That Sumner is trapped under the influence of Curtis is undeniable--at times, the resemblance is alarming, but MOVEMENT is the s...

New Order: Peter Hook.Recording information: 1981 - 2005.After almost 20 years, New Order finally released a compilation that arguably exceeds 1987's SUBSTANCE with 2005's two-disc SINGLES. In terms of the material's breadth, SINGLES easily trounces SUBSTANCE, as it ranges from '81 to '05 and serves...

Initial pressings included a bonus DVD. New Order: Bernard Sumner, Stephen Morris, Peter Hook, Ian Curtis. Additional personnel includes: Pete Davis (programming); Dawn Zee (background vocals). Producers include: Martin Hannett, New Order, John Robie, The Chemical Brothers, Steve Osborne. ...