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New Order - Power, Corruption & Lies - Album
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New Order - Power, Corruption & Lies

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A seminal work in electronic pop, *Power, Corruption & Lies* showcases New Order's evolution beyond their Joy Division roots. It masterfully blends the emotional weight of post-punk with the expansive, shimmering textures of early electronic music. Its sophisticated, danceable, and deeply atmospheric, representing the sophisticated side of 80s electronic sound.

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What year did New Order release Power, Corruption & Lies?

New Order released *Power, Corruption & Lies* in May of 1983 on the Factory Records label. This album was a seminal work that solidified their shift from their Joy Division post-punk roots to electronic pop.

Is the song Blue Monday on Power, Corruption & Lies?

Surprisingly, their massive hit single "Blue Monday" was not included on the original UK vinyl release of the album. However, it was added to subsequent CD and international releases.

What painting is featured on the cover of Power, Corruption & Lies?

The album cover features the 1899 painting *A Basket of Roses* by French artist Henri Fantin-Latour. Peter Saville designed the iconic sleeve, choosing the classical art piece to contrast the album's modern electronic music.

Who played keyboards on Power, Corruption & Lies?

Gillian Gilbert handled the synthesizers and keyboards, helping to create the expansive, shimmering textures that defined the record. She rounded out the classic four-piece lineup alongside Bernard Sumner, Peter Hook, and Stephen Morris.

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