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Today in Toronto: New Order

By Toronto Life
 | October 23, 2012
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New Order Depressive dance-punk pioneers Joy Division still hog all the reverence and devotion, but it was New Order, which sprung from the ashes of that group, that made the bigger musical footprint. Find out more »

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