New Order - Doubts Even Here (Official Audio)

Official audio for Doubts Even Here by New Order. Taken from New Order's first album, Movement.

New Order have been labelled as being post-punk, alternative dance, synth-pop, new wave, dance-pop and electronica.

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[robhaunui]

My absolute favourite NO track of all time.Its haunted me since 1981, and will remain forever etched in my memory.This is the sound of JD saying goodbye...and with Hookys spookily Ian Curtis like vocals, makes it more poignant.

[jebdunkins]

An Underrated Gem from New Order's catalogue, with the drums it almost sounds like a funeral march for Ian Curtis.

"Don't Throw our Joy Away..."

[cawag]

This song for me is the exact middle between JD and what became New Order. What a song, what an era we lived in.

[telophasemusic]

Peter singing "don't take our joy away" with the pounding drums and Gillian's spoken word vocal makes this song absolutely explode.

[soulminer]

The transition from Joy Division to New Order was tragic yet beautiful.

[seattlebeard]

I've listened to this New Order album more than any of their others. Movement is an amazing tool for testing out speakers and equiptment. There are sounds in that album that you can only hear on very good speakers.

[oatmilkgirll]

the bassline melts me. the whole song melts me T____T

[jocelynstgermain]

It's my all-time favorite song. It touches the soul and surely the highest waves of our universe. Mystique Song

[stevendphoto]

Love the heavy drum beat and the overall feel of the song, just mystical....! and how it slowly builds....

[resurrectionx]

il faut avoir vécu les années pour comprendre ce genre de moment musical 😱✌️

[martinwillis]

Those steps which seem to take a lifetime
When eyes just turn and stare
The day begins, collapsing without warning
You fade from sight, there's nothing there

No hope allowed, calls are answered daily
Questions are on your side
Deeply moved, beyond all consolation
You felt the pulse, now hear the cry

In my mind, thoughts are becoming clearer
I'm watching every move you make
Counting time spent in observation
A single blow a false mistake

Then you revealed to me
All that I need to know now
(The close went down to times
too, too much behind us)
Then please don't turn away,
Why can't I talk to you now?
(The number of forgotten years
Where my honor isn't deepest
Grows the deepest feeling and it
Grieved for safety and despair)
There's nowhere left to go
Where is this taking her and how?
(The torish threats forevermore
Over our natural favor
And us and he's and I'll fall
Far in it, and it sees enough
In our failures and it's not time.)
There's nothing more I want
To know beyond your trust now
(I missed his promised time again
For my friend)
Don't throw our joy away
Why must you just you leave now?
(Has God forgotten to approach us?
Has He rememberd to not despise us?)
Memories are all that's left
I need you near to me now
(There, now, now, don't come to mind my deeds
And call out in defiance of times gone by)

[vitaliksavonevsky]

For a moment I thought it was Ian Curtis singing

[detlefeilers]

Such a haunting song after all these years ... yes, it feels like a funeral march ... The sound is excellent, I love the drums and the synth sounds ... well, the voice and the lyrics as well ... a masterpiece, so sad and beautiful at the same time ... outstanding.

[DD-evdt]

FAC 51 Movement "81 such a classic LP great regeneration following on from Joy Divisions Unknown Pleasures & Closer New Order one of best bands of last 40 years "Doubts even here" classic 😎👍

[chewbaccalyn]

Love love love this track, I'm thinking that Peter Hook should have been the bands lead vocalist.. he has that sound that reminds me of Ian. Love the drums in this and the lyrics are killer

[tonniec.]

Thank you for sharing these!!! ❤💖💞 Please come back to Seattle!!!

[FilaMan]

I don't know the Album that better conveyed the Cross (burden) of all the works of the previous band on the new. Masterpiece.

[markdollery]

Its basically a Joy Division track (as is most of the album)
Makes me think that IC must have had a huge influence.
The lyrics almost seem
Like they were written by

[Kerlimann]

Hooky channeling Ian from the grave. So dark!

[Andr]

Is this like one of first dark wave songs?