New Order – The Rest of New Order (2025 Remaster) – Triple 140 Gram Vinyl Records

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New Order – The Rest of New Order (2025 Remaster) – Triple 140 Gram Vinyl Records

The Rest of New Order is not a conventional sequel to a greatest-hits album. Released after The Best of New Order, it treats the band’s catalog as raw material for club producers who understood how much possibility already existed inside the songs. New Order had spent its career dissolving the boundary between rock group and electronic dance act, so the remix format feels native rather than imposed. Familiar melodies remain, but structures stretch, bass lines mutate, and production details become the main event across long, patient versions designed for movement.

The collection opens at full scale with Perfecto’s treatment of “World” and Hardfloor’s landmark “Blue Monday-95.” The latter pushes the band’s most famous electronic track through acid-house pressure without losing its severe pulse. Shep Pettibone’s “True Faith” remix brings polished late-1980s club craft, while the Pump Panel Reconstruction of “Confusion” becomes darker and more industrial. These versions do not merely add beats; they identify different emotional centers within songs listeners may already know by heart.

Later sides widen the map of 1990s remix culture. A Biff + Memphis reshape “Touched by the Hand of God,” Armand Van Helden gives “Bizarre Love Triangle” a tougher rhythmic frame, and K-Klass turns “Ruined in a Day” toward house uplift. Fire Island’s “Regret” remix places one of New Order’s clearest guitar-pop songs inside an extended dance setting. Howie B.’s “Age of Consent” and the Magimix of “Spooky” show the compilation reaching backward and sideways through the catalog.

This three-record edition is significant because it brings together all twelve selections associated with the original 1995 CD and vinyl programs for the first time on LP. The 2025 remaster is pressed on 140-gram vinyl, giving the extended mixes room across six sides. That scope distinguishes it from earlier configurations with fewer tracks. It also makes a clear companion to the remastered two-record Best of New Order: one set presents concise hit forms, while The Rest explores what DJs and producers could uncover by taking those forms apart.

UPC 5026854144740 identifies this exact 2026 Rhino triple-vinyl release. It is the complete twelve-track 2025-remastered edition, not the original shorter LP or the related four-CD deluxe package. For New Order collectors, the expanded vinyl sequence resolves a long-standing format difference. For dance-music listeners, the set documents a period when remixers were given enough space to create genuinely alternate works rather than brief promotional edits. The result is a substantial survey of New Order’s influence on club culture and club culture’s continuing influence on New Order.

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Track Listing

1. World (Perfecto Mix) (2025 Remaster)
2. Blue Monday-95 (Hardfloor Mix) (2025 Remaster)
3. True Faith (Shep Pettibone Remix) (2025 Remaster)
4. Confusion (Pump Panel Reconstruction Mix) (2025 Remaster)
5. Touched by the Hand of God (A Biff + Memphis Remix) (2025 Remaster)
6. Bizarre Love Triangle (Armand Van Helden Mix) (2025 Remaster)
7. Ruined in a Day (K-Klass Remix) (2025 Remaster)
8. Regret (Fire Island Mix) (2025 Remaster)
9. Age of Consent (Howie B. Remix) (2025 Remaster)
10. Spooky (Magimix) (2025 Remaster)
11. Everything’s Gone Green (Dave Clarke Mix) (2025 Remaster)
12. Temptation (CJ Bolland Mix) (2025 Remaster)