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New Order: Exclusive: New Order share episode two of ‘TRANSMISSIONS’ – the making of ‘Movement’

submitted by Nick Mar 14th 2019 01:00 pm (www.nme.com)

What an album. New OrderNew Order have shared the second episode of ‘TRANSMISSIONS’, their new documentary series about the making of their classic album ‘Movement’. See it first on NME below. The series will “tell the story” of the Manchester band’s 1981 debut, which was released in the year following the demise of Joy Division: the band that brought about […]The post Exclusive: New Order share episode two of ‘TRANSMISSIONS’ – the making of ‘Movement’ appeared first on NME.

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