New Order - Album

Artist: New Order
Album: Album

2005

Rating: 4.0

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Review by Dave Campbell

New Order's self-titled album is a testament to the band's ability to evolve and stay relevant in the ever-changing music industry. The album features a mix of electronic and rock elements, with catchy hooks and infectious beats that are sure to get listeners moving.

Tracks like "Restless" and "Plastic" showcase the band's signature sound, with pulsing synths and driving basslines. Meanwhile, songs like "Tutti Frutti" and "People on the High Line" incorporate funk and disco influences, adding a new dimension to the album.

The lyrics on the album are introspective and contemplative, with themes of love, loss, and identity. Lead singer Bernard Sumner's vocals are haunting and emotional, adding depth to each track.

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Fast Synth	5:36
Working Overtime	3:26
Mini Disk 2	5:38
Lordsy	5:44
Waiting For The Sirens Call	5:40
I Told You So	5:57
Turn	4:34
Jet	5:22
Road To Ruin	5:12
Pop 1	5:09
Krafty	4:32

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New Order - Krafty (Official Music Video)

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London Records

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Notes

Early record label CDr of the Waiting For The Sirens' Call album titled simply 'Album'. Two 'premix' versions here include Jet's sparser drum-less intro and Turn's alternate percussion arrangement. Whilst many of the mixes match those on the retail release, demo song titles are used on the sleeve:
Track 1: Lordsy = Who's Joe?
Track 2: Road To Ruin = Hey Now What You Doing
Track 6: Pop 1 = Morning Night And Day
Track 7: Mini Disk 2 = Dracula's Castle
Track 8: Jet = Jetstream
Track 9: Fast Synth = Guilt Is A Useless Emotion
The back of the cardboard sleeves lists various "Restricted Release Terms" which warns the listener they are agreeing to by opening the seal. It also indicates the owner is solely responsible for any reproduction of audio from the disc. Each CDr features a unique name and code on the right-hand part of the disc face which is embedded in the audio as a digital watermark:
THIS CD IS WATERMARKED
All track identifier sections are traceable back to the original receiver
Do Not Make Unauthorised extractions or copies

Summary by Dave Campbell

New Order's self-titled album is a strong addition to the band's discography, showcasing their ability to adapt and experiment while still staying true to their roots. Fans of the band and newcomers alike will find something to love on this album.