New Order were an English musical group formed in 1980 by Bernard Sumner (vocals, guitars, synthesizers), Peter Hook (bass, backing vocals, electronic drums) and Stephen Morris (drums, electronic drums, synthesizers). New Order was formed by the remaining members of Joy Division following the suicide of vocalist Ian Curtis. They were soon joined by keyboard player Gillian Gilbert.

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4	Age Of Consent
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9	Crystal
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Noel Gallagher, Peter Hook Back Manchester's 'Music Hall Of Fame'

Noel Gallagher and New Order's Peter Hook are among the musicians showing their support for Manchester's new 'Music Hall Of Fame'. The hall of fame will be set up London-based firm 3DTwin and will celebrate Manchester's musical heritage.   Read more 

Peter Hook: Joy Division Album Gigs Reduced Male Fans To Tears

Peter Hook has defended his decision to tour his former band Joy Division’s ‘Unknown Pleasures’ album. The bassist has come under fire over the gigs, which did not include any of the band’s other members.  Read more 

New Order And Hot Chip Record New Song Together

New Order's Bernard Sumner and Hot Chip’s Alexis Taylor and Joe Goddard have recorded a new song together. The track, entitled 'I Didn't Know What Love Was', is one of two sings to be released tomorrow (October 6) as free downloads.  Read more 

Peter Hook Says Mani Made 'Huge Mistake' With Twitter Rant

Peter Hook has said his former Freebass bandmate Mani made a “huge mistake” when he launched an attack against him on Twitter. In a series of posts earlier this month, the bassist accused Hook of living off his former Joy Division band mate Ian Curtis' “blood money”.  Read more 

Mani Apologises For 'Venomous' Peter Hook Twitter Attack

Primal Scream bassist Mani has apologise for his recent attack against former New Order star Peter Hook. In a post on Twitter last week, Mani accused Hook of living off his former Joy Division band mate Ian Curtis' “blood money”.  Read more 

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