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NEW ORDER's co-production with THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS will be released as a single in April.
The track, titled 'Here To Stay', has been given a confirmed release date of April 1 via WEA/London.
It doesn't feature on the current New Order album 'Get Ready', instead forms part of the soundtrack to the forthcoming Manchester movie '24 Hour Party People'.
'24 Hour Party People' documents the rise of Tony Wilson's Factory Records label and the Hacienda club scene in Manchester during the late '80s and early '90s.
Listen to a 30 seconds sample of Here to Stay in the audio archives of this site.
The track, titled 'Here To Stay', has been given a confirmed release date of April 1 via WEA/London.
It doesn't feature on the current New Order album 'Get Ready', instead forms part of the soundtrack to the forthcoming Manchester movie '24 Hour Party People'.
'24 Hour Party People' documents the rise of Tony Wilson's Factory Records label and the Hacienda club scene in Manchester during the late '80s and early '90s.
Listen to a 30 seconds sample of Here to Stay in the audio archives of this site.
NEW ORDER's co-production with THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS will be released as a single in April, NME.COM can reveal.
The track, titled 'Here To Stay', has been given a confirmed release date of April 1 via WEA/London.
It doesn't feature on the current New Order album 'Get Ready', instead forms part of the soundtrack to the forthcoming Manchester movie '24 Hour Party People'.
'24 Hour Party People' documents the rise of Tony Wilson's Factory Records label and the Hacienda club scene in Manchester during the late '80s and early '90s.
The track, titled 'Here To Stay', has been given a confirmed release date of April 1 via WEA/London.
It doesn't feature on the current New Order album 'Get Ready', instead forms part of the soundtrack to the forthcoming Manchester movie '24 Hour Party People'.
'24 Hour Party People' documents the rise of Tony Wilson's Factory Records label and the Hacienda club scene in Manchester during the late '80s and early '90s.
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