- A Sub-Culture 7:26
- B Dub-Vulture 7:57
Running order of the main release. Pressings may split it differently.
New Order's tenth single. Released on 28 October 1985. The first of three collaborations with US remixer [[artist:John Robie]]. This was the first New Order single to be drastically remixed from the [album](/master/3608) version for single release. Peaked at # 63 of the UK singles charts. Unlike previous releases, with sleeve artwork, it is packaged in a generic gloss black die-cut sleeve, with credit to [[artist:512290]] for the typography on the centre labels. For many years, it was rumoured that [[artist:1069010]] disliked the remixes so much that he refused to create artwork for it. However, on the 17th of April 2020, there was a livestream of New Order's MIF17 appearance at Old Granada Studios in July 2017. In a post livestream conversation between [[artist:620104]], Saville and [[artist:107899]], Saville denied the rumour stating that, "I never had the authority to say that there shouldn't be a sleeve. No, all I can presume is that one was not asked for.".
Digr Archive · sub-culture-11lcfwi
Sub-Culture
- First released
- 1985
- Original label
- Factory · FAC 133
- Country
- UK
- Formats
- Vinyl
- Genre
- Electronic
- Style
- Electro, Synth-pop
- Tracks
- 2 · 15:23
- Latest reissue
- —
- Versions
- 3 in the Archive
3 versions · 5 copies for sale
- Copies
- 5
- From
- £8.00Vinyl
- Original LP from
- €60.90
- Median
- £34.45