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The completely media-shy (…) Peter Hook has now opened up about the New Order reunion that he’s been left out of and, would you believe it, he’s not happy about it.
Any optimism for a New Order reconciliation is misplaced as the band themselves have admitted there’s “no future” left for New Order.
Manchester guru Peter Hook is protecting another part of his legacy, namely the notorious Haçienda nightclub that was owned by New Order and its label Factory Records.
Fire up the microwave, this one needs a popcorn accompaniment.
With shows announced in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne reportedly “selling fast”, Peter Hook's 'Unknown Pleasures' tour has expanded to include shows in Adelaide and Perth.
Founding member of Joy Division and part-time DJ Peter Hook is bringing the commemorative 'Unknown Pleasures' tour down under this September.
After being cock-blocked from the New Order legacy by Bernard Sumner, Peter Hook is dusting off the remains of his other legendary Manchester band, Joy Division, for another go 'round.
The spirit of legendary "Madchester" label Factory Records - responsible for launching seminal bands like Joy Division, New Order and The Happy Mondays - will be revived in the form of a new nightclub.
New Order fans have been hoping and praying that the core of the band might reunite for another slog at things, yet sadly, it looks like the split is permanent with Bernard Sumner recently confirming that a New Order reconciliation is unlikely.
Iconic New Order bassist Peter Hook is gearing up to release a new book about the horrors behind the band's Manchester superclub, The Hacienda.
We thought that Freebass, the supergroup of New Order, Stone Roses and Smiths bassists, was acutally a practical joke, but no, Freebass is not only 100% authentic, they’ve also finished writing their first album.
At last validating rumours that they'd broken up, three members of New Order have formed a new supergroup of sorts, Bad Lieutenant, with Blur's Alex James.
New Order legend Peter Hook – who featured in our ‘Oldest DJs Still In The Game’ feature last week – recently spoke to Skrufff about his upcoming Hacienda worldwide tour, joking about his 'fake DJing' controversy from a few years back.
Big beat? Breakbeat? Whatever you want to call them, there’s no denying The Crystal Method are certified legends on the global electronic music scene, and after a five year break they’re set to return with a new album in 2009.
After his less-than-competent sets on the 2006 Parklife tour, we weren’t holding very high hopes for the DJ career of former New Order bassist Peter Hook. Now a video has turned up that reveals the ol’ boy has been pretend-DJing all along.