Due to people's amazing ability to read one thing and process it as something else, Peter Hook has once again had to clarify that New Order is broken up, and no, they're not getting back together. The trouble started when he said in an interview with Tony Wilson's son, "In honour of your father, I'd do anything."

The band did a cover of the classic "Love Will Tear Us Apart" for the soundtrack of an upcoming movie, The Signal.

Apparently, Peter missed the notice that only angst-ridden, oily teenagers break up and air their dirty laundry on MySpace... [adults use LiveJournal.]

Considering the trailer almost made me cry, let's just say this movie looks gorgeous, intense, and something that will leave those of us who love Joy Division, and wish we still had Ian Curtis, in tears.

Bernard Sumner and Steven Morris, the other two in the nasty in-fight that has Peter Hook claiming New Order's demise, have issued a statement to news outlets stating that they aren't breaking up after all.

When lists are made, questions are inevitably raised.

Not surprisingly, the film that caused rifts between the members of New Order, fights with the director, and was based on the somewhat dubious "Touching From a Distance" by Debra Curtis "bends the truth" and is "inaccurate."

Although Hook has already confirmed the band's breakup, he spoke candidly on BBC 6 Radio about it for the first time. An emotional Hook declined to give any reason, however, beyond, "it's personal."

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