Technique by New Order

Technique

by New Order

This album has been added to 7 public lists:

  • Doolittle by Pixies On Fire by Galaxie 500 Disintegration (2010 Remaster) by The Cure Up To Here by The Tragically Hip

    1989

    James

    Dance rhythms carry most of the emotional load. The electronic elements are warm rather than mechanical. The songs drift between club and reflection without choosing one. It’s movement with a sense of distance.

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    2025-11

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    Albums of My Youth

    Sean Breslin

    My desert island album. This was the album I used to lock myself in my room with, put on the headphones and listen in full, blocking out the horrible world of school and homework.

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    Summer 2024

    Greg Moore

    When the former members of Joy Division were becoming New Order, they spent significant time taking in the new sounds coming out of New York City's club scene to transform their sound. It makes sense that, at the end of that decade, they would choose to evolve again by soaking in the Ibiza club scene to find their sound of the next decade. The result was a blend of fresh house beats and alternative rock that I repeatedly come back to. Recommended Track: Fine Time

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