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New Album: Waiting For The Sirens Call
It has been confirmed to us by somebody from Teletext that New Order's publicist confirmed that the new album will be called Waiting For The Sirens Call.
The first single will be released on March 14th 2005, but they still don't want to tell us which song it is.
The band confirmed that Peter Saville is doing the artwork for the album. It's been rumoured that the reason why there is no apostrophe in "Sirens" is because the band couldn't agree where it should go, and Saville decided that there wouldn't be any.
A promotional listening is scheduled in London next Tuesday for the press.
The first single will be released on March 14th 2005, but they still don't want to tell us which song it is.
The band confirmed that Peter Saville is doing the artwork for the album. It's been rumoured that the reason why there is no apostrophe in "Sirens" is because the band couldn't agree where it should go, and Saville decided that there wouldn't be any.
A promotional listening is scheduled in London next Tuesday for the press.
It has been confirmed to us by somebody from Teletext that New Order's publicist confirmed that the new album will be called Waiting For The Sirens Call.
The first single will be released on March 14th 2005, but they still don't want to tell us which song it is.
The band confirmed that Peter Saville is doing the artwork for the album. It's been rumoured that the reason why there is no apostrophe in "Sirens" is because the band couldn't agree where it should go, and Saville decided that there wouldn't be any.
A promotional listening is scheduled in London next Tuesday for the press.
The first single will be released on March 14th 2005, but they still don't want to tell us which song it is.
The band confirmed that Peter Saville is doing the artwork for the album. It's been rumoured that the reason why there is no apostrophe in "Sirens" is because the band couldn't agree where it should go, and Saville decided that there wouldn't be any.
A promotional listening is scheduled in London next Tuesday for the press.
From the NewOrderOnline archive.
