New Order announce ‘definitive’ box set reissue of classic album ‘Brotherhood’
nme.comNew Order have announced a deluxe box set reissue of their 1986 studio album ‘Brotherhood’.Originally released via Factory Records, New Order’s fourth album saw them further delve into both post-punk and electronic, dividing each side of the record with two distinctively different sonic atmospheres.Now, a limited-edition box set — called ‘Brotherhood (Definitive Edition) — will celebrate the seminal album, and is set to be released via Warner Music on November 22.A post shared by New Order (@neworderofficial)The reissue includes a vinyl LP of the original album, as well as two CDs — one featuring a re-mastered version of the original album and one containing nine unreleased tracks and demos from a 1985 recording session in Japan.Fans will also have access to two DVDs with TV appearances, including a 1987 performance on Top Of The Pops, and live sets from Brixton Academy in 1987, G-Mex in Manchester in 1986 and Glastonbury in 1987, among others.The band have also included 12″ singles of hits ‘Bizarre Love Triangle’ ‘State of the Nation’ and ‘Touched by the Hand of God’.1 – ‘Paradise’ (2024 Digital Master)2 – ‘Weirdo’ (2024 Digital Master)3 – ‘As It Is When It Was’ (2024 Digital Master)4 – ‘Broken Promise’ (2024 Digital Master)5 – ‘Way of Life’ (2024 Digital Master)6 – ‘Bizarre Love Triangle’ (2024 Digital Master)7 – ‘All Day Long’ (2024 Digital Master)8 – ‘Angel Dust’ (2024 Digital Master)9 – ‘Every Little Counts’ (2024 Digital Master)10 – ‘State of the Nation’ (2024 Digital Master)11 – ‘Shellshock’ (AOR Version)12 – ‘State of the Nation’ (Japan Demo)13 – ‘Paradise’ (Robert Racic Remix) (2024 Digital Master)14 – ‘As It Is When It Was’ (Japan Demo)15 – ‘Broken Promise’ (Instrumental)16 – ‘Bizarre Love Triangle’ (Stephen.
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