In retrospect, the second and final album by this Manchester postpunk band seems to point straight at singer Ian Curtis's suicide, which happened a few months before it was released. The band's reverberating mesh of minor-key lines and Curtis's tremorous bass voice are doomy enough on their own, and attention to the words reveals references to blacker-than-black stories by J.G. Ballard and Joseph Conrad; the void and its terrors were splitting Curtis apart from the inside. "I put my trust in you," he sings, and his voice leaves no doubt that that trust has been betrayed. But the music, grim and powerful as it is, points to the direction the surviving members took as New Order, incorporating the mechanical gravity of club rhythms.
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cd1
01. atrocity exhibition 06:07
02. isolation 02:53
03. passover 04:47
04. colony 03:56
05. a means to an end 04:10
06. heart and soul 05:52
07. twenty four hours 04:26
08. the eternal 06:08
09. decades 06:11
cd2
01. dead souls 04:59
02. glass 03:42
03. a means to an end 04:01
04. twenty four hours 04:06
05. passover 04:54
06. insight 04:01
07. colony 04:04
08. these days 04:17
09. love will tear us apart 03:14
10. isolation 04:42
11. the eternal 06:30
12. digital 03:14
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