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Joy Division and New Order
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this post was submitted on 30 Aug 2026
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Love both Joy Division and new order. Friends and I used to joke that the difference between the two was one dead body. With no disrespect to ian. Because you can fucking tell the material ian touched. His lyrics were sharp brutal and eloquent. I mean compare Blue Monday to just about anything else in new orders discography. Nothing else like it. But I definitely love them both for what they are.
For what it's worth. Cold cave often gives me very minor new order but if Ian were still alive vibes. Listen to glory and tell me you don't hear it.
If words could kill. Ian would be a mass murder. And we'd still love him.