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Waiting for the Sirens’ Call
Electronic · 2005 · 14 tracks

Waiting for the Sirens’ Call

New Order

Polished 2000s synth-pop meeting melodic indie rock. A glossy, bittersweet record of aging, urban life, and the band's signature high-register bass hooks.

March 24, 2005 · London Records

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A sophisticated blend of mid-life reflection and persistent dancefloor euphoria.

Tracklist · 14 Tracks
01
Who’s Joe
5:45
02
Hey Now What You Doing
5:15
03
Waiting for the Sirens’ Call
5:42
04
Krafty
4:35
05
I Told You So
6:00
06
Morning Night and Day
5:11
07
Dracula’s Castle
5:39
08
Jetstream
5:23
09
Guilt Is a Useless Emotion
5:39
10
Turn New Drum
4:35
11
Working Overtime
3:28
12
Krafty (Japanese Version)
4:33
13
Krafty (The Glimmers 12″ extended mix)
6:55
14
Krafty (Phones Reality remix)
7:07
Moments Worth Waiting For
The soaring synth melody of Krafty that feels like a classic New Order anthem reborn for the digital age.
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How does Waiting for the Sirens’ Call sound next to the rest of New Order's catalogue?

Deadpan+1.9σ

The vocals lean notably further into deadpan than the rest of the catalogue.

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