By Michelangelo Matos, eMusic Contributor[To celebrate the release of his 11th studio album, Innocents, we invited Moby to take control of eMusic's editorial for a week. You can read our exclusive interview with him here. Moby asked us to… more »
By Andrew Parks, eMusic ContributorFans still smarting from the news that The Killers have collaborated with M83 on a new track had yet another reason to get excited about the band in the past week: They covered the Joy… more »
By Andrew Parks, eMusic ContributorThe ongoing feud between New Order and former bassist Peter Hook took another unfortunate turn today as the latter confirmed a couple weeks of North American dates where he'll be performing Movement and Power, Corruption… more »
By Andrew Parks, eMusic ContributorLess than two months after Peter Hook released his own live record — a semi-blasphemous solo run through of Movement and Power, Corruption & Lies — comes word of yet another New Order live album.… more »
By Andrew Parks, eMusic ContributorNew Order and their long estranged bassist Peter Hook have finally reached an agreement about the long-delayed release of the band's final outtakes. Due out January 22nd through Rhino, Lost Sirens features material from the… more »
By Barry Walters, eMusic ContributorFew bands have ever proven both their survival and evolutionary skills like Manchester's New Order. The ultimate post-punk dance band transitioned from their earlier incarnation as Joy Division when frontman Ian Curtis hanged himself on… more »
By eMusic Editorial Staff, eMusic ContributorOne of the great, long-running mythologies in popular music is the one surrounding the integrity of the Original Lineup. There's a long-held belief that, the instant a member leaves a band, that band's work is… more »
By Jason Diamond, eMusic ContributorIt was announced today that New Order will be making their way across America for the first time in seven years (see dates below), and just by judging by social media, people are really psyched to see… more »
By eMusic Editorial Staff, eMusic ContributorWho invented the remix? Lots of people - and people are still reinventing it all the time. That's the point of remixing: proof that a piece of music is never finished as long as someone… more »
By eMusic Members, eMusic ContributorPhoto: Washed Out, riding the chillwave Nothing screams summer quite like "time-traveling pirates kicking Viking ass." At least that's what one of you said when we toasted another month of record-breaking temperatures with one simple question:… more »
By J. Edward Keyes, Editor-in-ChiefOr, As Dancey As They Wanna Be. The first album on which they made no attempt to even acknowledge their rock roots, Technique is New Order in full-on floor-filler mode, the buoyant sound of Manchester… more »
By J. Edward Keyes, Editor-in-ChiefMuch of New Order's career was a balancing act, a struggle to retain their ash-colored post-punk past while edging warily into the high-gloss computer age. Nowhere is this better exemplified than Brotherhood, an album that… more »
By J. Edward Keyes, Editor-in-ChiefIf Power, Corruption and Lies represented New Order's first forays into synth-based dance music, Low-Life, its follow-up, was the instant they embraced it entirely. On the whole more confident, forthright and committed to a new… more »
By J. Edward Keyes, Editor-in-ChiefIn a turn of events that will never be anything less than hilarious, an unsigned young Joy Division, desperate to see the inside of a recording studio, agreed to a deal with RCA Records that… more »
By J. Edward Keyes, Editor-in-ChiefIan Curtis at his bleakest wrote, "Guess that dreams always end/ they don't rise up, just descend," so it's probably not for nothing that the first song on the first album his bandmates wrote and… more »
By J. Edward Keyes, Editor-in-ChiefMuch of New Order's career was a balancing act, a struggle to retain their ash-colored post-punk past while edging warily into the high-gloss computer age. Nowhere is this better exemplified than Brotherhood, an album that… more »
By Douglas Wolk, eMusic ContributorGreg Levin of Charlotte, NC, writes with a very good question: I have noticed over the past several months that many new bands sound like the new wave music from 20 years ago. Interpol and Ladytron… more »
By Philip Sherburne, eMusic ContributorI just flew in from Berlin, and boy, are my arms tired. No, really. See, I'm a DJ, and although I cover electronic music for eMusic, when it comes to my own repertoire, I'm still stuck… more »
