New Order may record new album

The pioneering indie-dance band New Order have reformed without bass player Peter Hook for a series of live shows across the world and singer and guitarist Bernard Sumner hopes they eventually get to record new material.

Thu, 02 Feb, 2012 - 08:11

He told UK radio station Xfm: "Not even thinking about writing and recording at the moment because our heads are really on playing live.

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