What is the next logical step from this album? Nothing from New Order please
What is the next logical step from this album? Nothing from New Order please
Alexander Williams
Camden Reed
>What is the next logical step from this album?
The Idiot by Iggy Pop and then suicide.
Joshua Torres
The Sound - From the lion's mouth
This Heat - Deceit
Charles Gutierrez
unironically
Camden Gutierrez
nothing
Ryan Wright
puberty
Jose Rivera
play dial up noises over the Doors
Brandon Brown
Movement by New Order
David Lopez
This
John Gonzalez
killing joke - s/t
Elijah Gonzalez
Have a nice life - deathconciousness
Luke Smith
The first three Public Image Ltd. albums.
Kevin Watson
This. You can wish for no New Order suggestions, but this album really takes it to the next level.
This Heat's Deceit has been mentioned already. I'll second that one. Bauhaus (especially In the Flat Field) has always given me Joy Division vibes. Wire would be a good choice, too.
Velvet Underground, maybe? I love the effort, but Joy Division's cover of Sister Ray has nothing on the original (and this is coming from somebody who loves Joy Division and all that they do).
Anthony King
or this if you goin the factory route
Aaron Gonzalez
This. But change suicide for Suicide.
Sebastian Gutierrez
No love for this one?
William Moore
It's alright, but not close to be as good as any of the first three.
Alexander Reed
NIN lol so dark
Caleb Baker
If you liked the punkier tracks go to Killing Joke's s/t. If you liked the synthier tracks go to Gary Numans debut. If you liked the more experimental tracks go to This Heat's Deceit. If you liked its atmosphere go PiL's Metal Box.
Hudson Jenkins
the Bauhaus debut
Matthew Torres
First two Bauhuas records, First wire record, First three Public Image Limited records
As for some more modern stuff, Viet Cong and their Casette EP are good, Protomartyrs last two records, and everything Iceage has put out are all great