Brooklyn Vegan — Producer, songwriter and musician Rich Morel has been working in dance music since the mid-'90s. As part of Deep Dish, he's been an in-demand remixer (Madonna, New Order, Pet Shop Boys, more), is one half of Blowoff with Bob Mould, released... more info

Obscure Sound — NYC singer/songwriter Noah Chenfeld impresses with today’s track release “Lucy”, a catchy pop track with an nostalgic ’80s feel that reminds of New Order’s hook-driven efforts. The “I’m not your friend / I’m not your enemy,” hook at... more info

Sky News — New Order's Bernard Sumner believes the "underfunding" of mental health services for young people is "disgusting" and a ticking time bomb for this country. more info

The Quietus — Group including New Order, Bad Liutenant and Devo associates have released a video for their new single 'Celebrate' more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The lineup also includes Testament (celebrating 1988's The New Order and 1999's The Gathering), Pig Destroyer, YOB, Power Trip, and more. Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Plus: Elvis Costello, Mitski, New Order, Brian Fallon/Craig Finn, Hannibal Buress, Foxing, Great Lake Swimmers, Worriers, and more tour announcements. Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — New Order are performing at Long Beach, CA's Music Tastes Good Festival in August and will play a few other North American shows ahead of that, including dates in Toronto, Washington, DC, Cleveland, and St. Paul, MN. Continue reading… more info

Consequence of Sound — Synthpop pioneers will play shows across the US, Canada, and Mexico between August and November. more info

NME — The new designs feature artwork from records like 'Unknown Pleasures' and 'Power, Corruption & Lies' Joy Division Dr. Martens have unveiled three new boot designs that feature Joy Division and New Order artwork. All three designs appear …Conti... more info

Stereogum — Wearing a piece of band merch to proudly proclaim your affinity for an artist is, of course, a long tradition of fandom. Especially in the more tribal days of pop music, it was a way you signaled some theoretically defining part of yourself. Back in ... more info