New New Order song

Well, looks like 2015 for any more new New Order if this interview is to be believed. . . .

http://www.mtv.com.br/noticias/papo-mtv-new-order/

Most of us will be dead before anything else is released... .

Col72 wrote: Well, looks like 2015 for any more new New Order if this interview is to be believed. . . .

2015 is only 7 months away.

For those who do not hold to wait until 2015 , " Singularity " and another new song to be released by the end of the year

http://www.mtv.com.br/noticias/papo-mtv-new-order/

Translated from Spanish to English

Hours before closing to 2014 edition of Lollapalooza Brazil , New Order spent a few minutes talking to the website of MTV in the hotel they were staying in the south of São Paulo . We discuss details about the new album , caipirinhas and of course , the show that night .

"It will have something for everyone : a little bit of New Order , a bit of Joy Division and a new song ," singer Bernard Sumner anticipated . The show , which took place on the last day of Lollapalooza , had everything we promised the band and the fans cheered , closing the festival on a high note , despite the heavy competition from Arcade Fire , who played on another stage at the same time.

The novelty of the evening was the song " Singularity " which should be on the next album. According to Sumner , there is no certain prediction for the album release . " Sometime after Christmas " , clarifies and leaves those who follow the group even more anxious . For the past 22 years, the New Order came into the studio just three times . " I already wrote the letter six or seven songs . Now I need to work on six other " account. For those who do not hold to wait until 2015 , " Singularity " and another new song to be released by the end of the year .

This was the fourth presentation of the band in the country and another chapter of flirtation between the New Order and the Brazilian public. " The fans are great and enthusiastic ," explains keyboardist Gillian Gilbert . According to drummer Stephen Morris , the band is always well received everywhere , especially in South America, " Half of what we do comes from us , on stage , the other half comes from the audience . So what is so special touch here , where people are receptive and friendly , " adds Sumner .

But fans have to compete with a strong competitor at heart of the band : the caipirinha . " When we play here , some five years ago , someone gave me some drinks and now is my favorite cocktail ," Sumner , the more talkative of all account.

The tasting drinks was one of the only band activities on Brazilian soil . " We travel constantly and when we arrived at a hotel , do not want to get into a car . All I do is relax, watch some TV and sleep , "said Sumner . Morris also notes that the traffic in the capital city does not help . " It takes a long time to get somewhere ," he says .

The band opens some exceptions for bars and restaurants meet or be present at parties . On Friday , the group honored the gala amfAR charity event in pro of AIDS research . Despite having rendered a hangover to Sumner , he liked both the party and the cause was still using pulseirinha event and regretted not having been able to perform for the guests . " We would have played if they were not our equipment in Montevideo , where we show last week ," he explains .

The same presentation in Montevideo is cited by Morris as one of the most memorable New Order recently. " We had never been there and it is always special to know a new place," he explains. He also mentions a show made ​​in Mexico City , which attracted more than 60 thousand people , as one of their favorites .

The mini tour in South America - which went through Buenos Aires , Montevideo and Santiago, and São Paulo - still earned a place in the audience for a show of Arcade Fire in Argentina and a tour by a Chilean winery. " Our tours always seem to involve a lot of alcohol ," jokes Sumner .

Linus Solanki wrote:

http://www.mtv.com.br/noticias/papo-mtv-new-order/

Translated from Spanish to English

I think you meant "translated from Portuguese to English".

Hooky recently compared the intro bass to Novelty. Good song and better than a lot of the last 3 albums, but 2 songs in a year? It was gonna be a regular EP ethic. Surprise.