| Web Master Note |
| * I've been promising to fix and update the site now since last year, and I'm sorry to say that it has taken me until now to work on it. The design will be updated still, but for now you should find there are no missing images, and I've done away with those evil frames. |
| * I'll be sure to post a note on this main page whenever there is new content posted. I'll probably also update the top navigation, as the current model doesn't have an appropriate place for articles unrelated to the band members, their song lyrics, or images of the band or their records. The Peter Saville interview below for example just doesn't fit within the categories I created. |
| * If you're patient enough to bookmark the site and keep checking back, you should find some interesting articles that you may not see on any of the other New Order sites. |
| Thanks for visiting. |
| 28 July 2005 |
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Q Magazine published a special in 2001, featuring 100 best record covers. Peter Saville, long-time
record sleeve designer for New Order and Joy Division, shared his views on sleeve design, and more
interestingly, insights into New Order and their decision making. You can read the article
here
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The October 2000 edition of the UK music magazine "Uncut", features both "End Of The World", the final
track on the new Monaco album on the cover CD, and also a review. You can read the review
here
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Monaco have recently released their second album, the self titled "Monaco",
and while single releases have got off to a shaky start, the album has had some good reviews. The web site Music365,
interviewed Peter (Hook) and David (Potts) about the follow up to "Music for Pleasure". Read it right
here
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Joy Division recorded several songs for the BBC. Most famously for the "Peel Sessions", but also for the BBC2 youth TV show "Something Else". These recordings have recently been released, along with an interview by Ian Skinner of Ian Curtis and Stephen Morris. The sleeve notes can be read here (Posted 13 August 2000. 19:30 GMT) |
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New Order played the world (in)famous Glastonbury music festival in 1987. This performance has recently been re-released by the BBC on Strange Fruit Music. The sleeve notes to this recording make interesting reading, and can be found here (Posted 11 Aug 2000. 21:15 GMT) |
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Joy Division played in Preston, England, 28 February 1980. Read the sleeve notes from the CD of this performance here. (Posted 10 July 2000. 20:05 GMT) |
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Twisted Tenderness album review from UK music paper "Melody Maker". |
Read the sleeve notes from Electronic's second album, Raise the Pressure |