New Order: Low-Life (Definitive Edition) (Album Review)
New Orders Low-Life is a masterstroke of synthpop glory, but keep your expectations of the word
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Programs: JVG Radio Method – 28 February 2021, JVG Radio Method — Triple R 102.7FM, Melbourne Independent Radio
A segment laden, thematically blended hotchpotch of music and talk. And it all changed over COVID. When no one could come into the studio my contributors got on the phone and recorded stuff at home. And my list of contributors organically grew. Enforced change can be a good thing. Ian Bland, Kerri Simpson, Davey Lane, Dr Pump, Angie Hart and Emma Heeney, Barb Waters and Craig Pilkington, Charles Jenkins, Dave "The Accordion Monster" Evans and Sarah Carroll report in most weeks. Ian reads his ...
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Programs: JVG Radio Method – 14 February 2021, JVG Radio Method — Triple R 102.7FM, Melbourne Independent Radio
A segment laden, thematically blended hotchpotch of music and talk. And it all changed over COVID. When no one could come into the studio my contributors got on the phone and recorded stuff at home. And my list of contributors organically grew. Enforced change can be a good thing. Ian Bland, Kerri Simpson, Davey Lane, Dr Pump, Angie Hart and Emma Heeney, Barb Waters and Craig Pilkington, Charles Jenkins, Dave "The Accordion Monster" Evans and Sarah Carroll report in most weeks. Ian reads his ...
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New Order's 30 greatest tracks – ranked! | New Order
Last modified on Fri 8 Jan 2021 05.22 EST 30. The Him (1981) You can see why Movement is viewed less as New Orderâs debut album than a footnote to Joy Divisionâs career â that is really what it is â but that doesnât 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 Divisionâs frontman, are powerful and heartbreaking. 29. Confusion (1983) Considered a di...
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Programs: JVG Radio Method – 20 December 2020, JVG Radio Method — Triple R 102.7FM, Melbourne Independent Radio
A segment laden, thematically blended hotchpotch of music and talk. And it all changed over COVID. When no one could come into the studio my contributors got on the phone and recorded stuff at home. And my list of contributors organically grew. Enforced change can be a good thing. Ian Bland, Kerri Simpson, Davey Lane, Dr Pump, Angie Hart and Emma Heeney, Barb Waters and Craig Pilkington, Charles Jenkins, Dave "The Accordion Monster" Evans and Sarah Carroll report in most weeks. Ian reads his ...
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