Brotherhood

01/01/1986 | Qwest / Wea 

All Music Guide Review

One of the least-synthesized albums in New Order's discography, Brotherhood offers the simultaneous peak of the group's hook-filled songwriting (not just on the single "Bizarre Love Triangle") and Peter Hook's trademark bass work, which takes a plaintive, upper-register lead on highlights like "Weirdo" and "Broken Promise." As usual, the lines dividing organic and electronic are quite fuzzy, resulting in stark drum-machine lines for the tender ballad "All Day Long." Sumner's fondness for bizarre, enigmatic lyrics continues apace with songs like the closer ("Every second counts, when I am with you/I think you are a pig, you should be in a zoo"). ~ John Bush, All Music Guide

Track Listing

  • Track#
  • Title
  • time
  • 1
  • Paradise
  • 3:50

  • 2
  • Weirdo
  • 3:52

  • 5
  • Way of Life
  • 4:05

  • 7
  • All Day Long
  • 5:12

  • 8
  • Angel Dust
  • 3:43

  • Credits

    • New Order
    • Composer, Producer, Main Performer


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