Yahoo! Music UK — Dotmusic - New Order man reveals FA offer more info

The Quietus — Defunct band to soundtrack World Cup campaign? more info

Guardian Music — Kraftwerk in pants, and a grade two back'n' sides: there's nothing Bad Lieutenant's Bernard Sumner regrets, he tells Lee GaleHello Bernard, why are you squinting? Have you not seen sunlight for a while?I've been in my home studio for 18 months. It's ... more info

To mark the release of his new book about The Hacienda, here New Order's Peter Hook reminisces about the legendary Manchester club, which he co-owned. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Bad Lieutenant, the band Bernard Sumner formed after New Order officially split three years ago, will make their New York debut at Webster Hall on November 21 -- tickets are on American Express pre-sale Wednesday, with general... more info

Rolling Stone — Many artists and athletes worry whether their signature has been forged on pieces of memorabilia. But Joy Division fans should be the ones doing the worrying now that New Order bassist Peter Hook has admitted to Clash Music that he used to sell Joy D... more info

Persona Sauna — Following the success of Cobra Starship's "Good Girls Go Bad," featuring Leighton Meester of course, the Gossip Girl has released the first single to her solo debut. Unfortunately there will be the obvious hoard of teens and 20-somethings who will b... more info

Big Stereo — The extended remix of Pop Noir’s sounds like the darkest night… bass beat and synth dance around obscured processed vocals. There’s a certain amount of New Order being channeled, which is always welcome. The result is a very organic dance track... more info

Guardian Music — (Triple Echo)It was easy to get excited at the time, but in retrospect there was something disappointing about New Order's noughties reunion. The albums they released certainly weren't bad, but never threatened to scale the heights of Technique or Lo... more info

The Vinyl Villain — In my late teens I was never really one for looking back at bands or singers of days of yore. As far as I was concerned, the music of today (whether that be 1979, 80, 81 or whenever) was all that ever mattered. There's no way you would ever catch me... more info