Ruined In A Day

NEW ORDER: "Ruined In A Day" (London)

Bill Graham, 14 Jul 1993

NEW ORDER: "Ruined In A Day" (London)

These days, New Order can seem like regretful ghosts who only appear on film stock, quite likely to disappear at dawn beside the Seine. Moody and broody about something special that happened in the past but which can only be recaptured in the slack grasp of memory, New Order aren't necessarily always living in the past when they so courageously hymn all our and their yesterdays.

Bill Graham

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