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Yamaha Celebrates Singular Bass Icon with Peter Hook Signature BB Bass Share Article The BBPH is a unique instrument honoring the enduring relationship between Yamaha and the celebrated artist “Peter Hook is a trailblazer among bassists in rock music...We are thankful to Peter for sticking with us for so many years, and we are proud he is so pleased with the result of our collaboration together,” said Arthur Morin, marketing manager, guitars, Yamaha Corporation of America. ...

Peter Hook, who played bass in Joy Division and New Order, will stream a double Joy Division set with his band Peter Hook and the Light. The show was previously recorded in November 2014 in Mexico City and finds the band playing all of Unknown Pleasures and Closer and a few other Joy Division trac...

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Last modified on Fri 8 Jan 2021 05.22 EST 30. The Him (1981) You can see why Movement is viewed less as New Order’s debut album than a footnote to Joy Division’s career – that is really what it is – but that doesn’t mean it is not good. The surges of The Him would have made a great Joy Division track; the lyrics, which attempt to understand the death in 1980 of Ian Curtis, Joy Division’s frontman, are powerful and heartbreaking. 29. Confusion (1983) Considered a di...

The New Years Eve bash heard around the world Menu See photos images AN extraordinary New Years Eve gig in Bury has raised more than £100,000 for the Greater Manchester Mayors charity. And the 24-hour Hacienda party at The Met spanned the globe as an all-star line-up produced a lockdown treat for music fans. An estimated four million viewers - via 1.7million log-ins watched a day-long roster, topped off by Manchester legend Pete...

Gwen Stefani’s Love. Angel. Music. Baby. and found myself falling in love with the album all over again. Not only is the opus jam-packed with classic hits, the album tracks are consistently great — and, in some cases, better than the singles. Not convinced? I proffer “The Real Thing” as irrefutable evidence. I loved the synth-ballad upon release, but it has only improved with age. Heavily inspired by New Order ( Peter Hook contribute vocals and bass), this is a love song for the ages. ...

Luckily, NYE at home doesnt mean your only option is to tune in to Dick Clarks New Years Rockin Eve. Plenty of high-profile acts are skipping the IRL appearances and going virtual instead. The Avett Brothers The Avett Brothers Miamis musical taste certainly favors EDM and hip-hop, but if youre looking for something a bit more chill to ring in the new year, check out the Avett Brothers virtual concert on Thursday, December 31. Broadcasting from Charlotte, North Carolina, the quartet promises a ...

What will you remember the most about 2020? Better question: Do you want to remember 2020? We can’t blame you if you don’t. It’s been a very bad year for many reasons. In the world of music, this year saw the widespread cancelation of concerts due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the deaths of many beloved musicians (including but not limited to Neil Peart, Andy Gill, Pop Smoke, Kenny Rogers, Joe Diffie, Bill Withers, Adam Schlesinger, John Prine, Florian Schneider, Tony Allen, Little Richar...