New order songs

New Order is a legendary British band known for their iconic blend of post-punk, synth-pop, and dance music. Here are some of their most popular and enduring songs:

1. "Blue Monday" (1983) - One of their most famous songs, featuring a haunting atmosphere and Bernard Sumner's distinctive vocals.
2. "Bizarre Love Triangle" (1986) - A catchy, upbeat track with a memorable chorus and a nod to their synth-pop roots.
3. "True Faith" (1987) - A fan favorite with a soaring chorus and a sense of optimism.
4. "Regret" (1993) - A more experimental track with a driving beat and a sense of urgency.
5. "Ceremony" (1981) - An early song that showcases their post-punk influences and features a haunting atmosphere.
6. "Everything's Gone Green" (1981) - Another early track with a more upbeat, new wave-inspired sound.
7. "Temptation" (1982) - A catchy, synth-heavy track with a sense of longing.
8. "Shellshock" (1986) - A high-energy track with a driving beat and a sense of tension.
9. "Round & Round" (1989) - A more laid-back track with a catchy chorus and a sense of nostalgia.
10. "Ruined in a Day" (1993) - A more experimental track with a sense of melancholy and introspection.

Of course, this is just a small sample of their extensive discography, but these songs are widely considered some of the band's best and most iconic works.