description New Order - Republic Overview
Republic is the sixth studio album by the English rock and electronic band New Order, released in 1993. It marked a transitional period for the group, being their first album released on London Records following the collapse of their longtime label, Factory Records. The record features a distinctly polished, radio-friendly synth-pop production style, highlighted by the lead single "Regret," which became one of the band's highest-charting tracks. It served as their final studio album before an eight-year hiatus throughout the late 1990s.
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When was New Order's Republic released, and why was the label change important?
Republic was released in 1993 as New Order's sixth studio album. It was the band's first album on London Records after the collapse of Factory Records.
Which songs are central to New Order's Republic?
Regret is the album's lead single and one of its defining tracks. Ruined in a Day and World are also prominent songs from the 1993 release.
Who produced Republic?
The album credits New Order and Stephen Hague as producers. Hague's work helped give Republic its polished early-1990s blend of electronic programming, pop, and rock.
How does Republic fit between Technique and Get Ready?
Republic followed Technique, New Order's 1989 album, and came before Get Ready, released in 2001. It belongs to the band's early-1990s period, retaining dance elements while using a sharper rock-pop sound.
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