Movement

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Movement
New Order studio album
Publication (s)	1981
Label (s)	Factory
Format (s)	CD, LP, MC
Genre (s)	Post punk
Title (number)	8th
running time	35 min 01 s
occupation	Singing / guitar : Bernard Sumner Bass , vocals: Peter Hook Drums : Stephen Morris Keyboard : Gillian Gilbert
production	Martin Hannett
chronology - Movement Power, Corruption & Lies (1983)

Movement is New Order's first album . It was released on November 13, 1981 .

History of origin

In terms of style, Movement still relates strongly to the works of the previous band New Orders, Joy Division . After their singer Ian Curtis committed suicide in 1980 , guitarist Bernard Sumner took over (and bassist Peter Hook for two pieces, namely "Dreams Never End" and "Doubts Even Here" ). The songs "ICB" - probably short for "Ian Curtis Buried" (Ian Curtis was buried) and "The Him" ​​are to be understood as references to the late singer. In contrast to later releases by New Order, the album is characterized by a clearly gloomy mood and a rather sparse electronic instrumentation. None of the songs was released as a single.

For 2019, an "ultimate reissue" of their New Order debut album has been announced. Many of the studio sessions will be published on it.

Cover

The cover was inspired by a poster by the Italian futurist Fortunato Depero .

Track list

1. Dreams Never End - 3:13
2. Truth - 4:37
3. Senses - 4:45
4. Chosen Time - 4:07
5. ICB - 4:33
6. The Him - 5:29
7. Doubts Even Here - 4:16
8. Denial - 4:20

Individual evidence

1. ↑ New Order :. Retrieved December 20, 2018 .