New Order Music Complete

New Order have just announced a new album. Due to the fallout between the original members, there's a new line-up which includes Bernard Sumner and Stephen Morris but not Peter Hook. It also features Stephen Morris and the return of keyboardist Gillian Gilbert. The new album Music Complete, is produced by the band except a few tracks which features none other than The Chemical Brothers Tom Rowlands.

An impressive deluxe version has been added to the pre-order items, and we've got both a track list and a short teaser below. Release date is set to September 25th.

01 Restless
02 Singularity
03 Plastic
04 Tutti Frutti
05 People on the High Line
06 Stray Dog
07 Academic
08 Nothing But a Fool
09 Unlearn This Hatred
10 The Game
11 Superheated

British synth-rock legends New Order recently announced plans for their latest album Music Complete, and now they've offered up some insight into the special guests who will appear on that very record.

For the album, the band roped in Brandon Flowers, Iggy Pop and Elly Jackson of La Roux to add some collaborative flair to the forthcoming release.

As detailed in a press release, the Killers' frontman Flowers — who named his band after the fictional band in New Order's "Crystal" video — contributes vocals to the album's closing track "Superheated."

Iggy Pop, meanwhile, sings on "Stray Dog" making for "a brooding track that blends perfectly with the eclectic array of sounds on Music Complete." The punk singer's recorded appearance follows a live collaboration from last year that saw Iggy Pop joining New Order on stage for "Love Will Tear Us Apart" at a benefit show in New York.

Finally, Elly Jackson of La Roux fame is featured on "Tutti Frutti," "People on the High Line" and "Plastic." She formerly supported the band on their 2014 tour.

As previously reported, the band self-produced most of the album, though the Chemical Brothers' Tom Rowlands stepped into the producer role on "Singularity" and "Unlearn This Hatred." Stuart Price also get a co-producer credit on "Superheated."

Music Complete marks the band's first new full-length since 2005's Waiting for the Sirens' Call and is slated for release on September 25 via Mute.