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Twenty five years down the line and New Order remain one of the greatest, most aspiring bands of recent decades, setting the posts for many emerging Brit-bands. The pop renegades make their come-back, yep - another one, this year with a new album, and single to be released this month.

New single 'Krafty' is released on March 7, but you can watch the video exclusively here, now, via the links below:

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New album 'Waiting For The Sirens Call' is released on March 28.

But, if you're into New Order be sure to pick up your copy of NME this week where the Godlike Geniuses look back on 27 years of financial strife, effortless Northern cool and having a great time 24/7... "Give or take a few deaths".

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The thumbnail of the cover is too small...

Can anybody decypher the color codes at the bottom? :evil4:

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Well Steve and Hooky and also Bernard are looking young on the cover pics... oh hang on ... it`s the photos from the Dec 1988 Melody Maker interview.:D

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Having not read the NME for about 10 years.... is the article any good?

What day is it out?

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If something is worth saying, it's worth saying three times :D

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Probably interesting if you didnt know anything about em.But nothing new for us lot.Best bit is the caption that goes with a pic of Ian - "What will the lads think if i suggest we write Englands Europa 80 record?"

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it's just the colour code from the blue monday sleeve - they havem't been clever or anything.

it's also repeated down the side of the page in the article.

for me this really shows the lack of knowledge that exists at nme these days - in the old days they would never have done anything so naff & would have referenced a more obscure track

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