New Order are the epitome of high-quality pop music for me. As part of the Pop & Wave movement of the 80s, they have long been a cult and a part of music history. However, there have New Order no need to can be reduced only to the 80's. Unlike many other bands from the time they have evolved and are still successful after 25 years in business. The secret this success can be described easily. On the one hand New Order have remained true to their roots, producing timeless, catchy pop music that feels authentic anytime. On the other hand they also do not shut themselves off from new influences, are always up to date and try again and again from new. This equally simple but ingenious concept seem to perfect New Order on their latest album. No song sounds like the other, one could even speak of the diverse New Order album of all time. Let's go with the easy-easy song "Hey Joe" and "Hey Now What You Doing" that can still pay no euphoria. But with increasing playing time the album developed into a real treat. And at the latest when euphoric-danceable "Morning Night And Day" makes you feel at New Orders best times with songs like "True Faith" and "Blue Monday" recalls. Are with songs like "Waiting For The Sirens' Call" and "Turn" Also sensitive, melancholic ballads on the album. In "Guilt Is A Useless Emotion" are in turn house and dancefloor influences heard and "Working Overtime" falls completely out of the frame. In this song it tends to Brit popper like Oasis or The Verve. Despite these enormous musical diversity never let Sumners voice and Hooks Bass but a doubts that it is always to "Original New Order". The songs seem anytime authentic and you always have the impression that this is honest to " "Music is and is not a commercial product. That the songs are perfectly produced, you need hardly mention. The high standard has been around for years, a trademark of the band. And also the songwriting qualities have not suffered with increasing age of the members. So New Order also occur with this album to prove that they are among the best bands of all time and one end is far from necessary.
