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NEW ORDER MAKES THE FRONT COVER OF MOJO MAGAZINE
This month's MOJO cover stars are back with their first album in eight years. Celebrate with the full video to Crystal and win their entire back catalogue.
New Order are back with a new album, Get Ready, their first collection of new material since 1993's Republic. Now the elder statesmen of Mancunian rock, the band talk about their often rocky career in the new issue of MOJO magazine (on sale 15 September). Tracing the band's history from their days of Joy Division and the devastating suicide of singer Ian Curtis in 1980, New Order recall working with erratic production genius Martin Hannett, their intoduction to the dance music scene in New York and their ecstatic nights making Technique in Ibiza. They also discuss the new album, Get Ready - "It's a 4/4 fury," says drummer Stephen Morris of the record's rock-orientated sound.
We've also got an exclusive competition to win the band's entire albums back catalogue, including Movement (1981), Power Corruption & Lies (1983), Low Life (1985), Brotherhood (1986), Substance (1987), Technique (1989) and Republic (1993), along with the new album, Get Ready. We'll also throw in the new DVD 3 16 featuring gig footage from 1981 and 1998 and there are runners up prizes of Crystal remixes.
For more information on the contest, and to hear New Order talk about the making of Get Ready, CLICK HERE.
New Order are back with a new album, Get Ready, their first collection of new material since 1993's Republic. Now the elder statesmen of Mancunian rock, the band talk about their often rocky career in the new issue of MOJO magazine (on sale 15 September). Tracing the band's history from their days of Joy Division and the devastating suicide of singer Ian Curtis in 1980, New Order recall working with erratic production genius Martin Hannett, their intoduction to the dance music scene in New York and their ecstatic nights making Technique in Ibiza. They also discuss the new album, Get Ready - "It's a 4/4 fury," says drummer Stephen Morris of the record's rock-orientated sound.
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We've also got an exclusive competition to win the band's entire albums back catalogue, including Movement (1981), Power Corruption & Lies (1983), Low Life (1985), Brotherhood (1986), Substance (1987), Technique (1989) and Republic (1993), along with the new album, Get Ready. We'll also throw in the new DVD 3 16 featuring gig footage from 1981 and 1998 and there are runners up prizes of Crystal remixes.
For more information on the contest, and to hear New Order talk about the making of Get Ready, CLICK HERE.
Thanks to: Mark W. of Mojo
