1985 New Order 'Low-life' Cassette Box Set Size:OS Amazing early 90’s Oscar Wilde

Amazing early 90’s Oscar Wilde single stitch shirt with caricature image by Steven Cragg in 1988 for Largely Literary - a series off boxed t-shirts made for New York department stores in the early 90's

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large format book

The Observer rated 'Our Band' as one of the 50 best music books of all time and we wholeheartedly agree

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1985 New Order 'Low-life' Cassette Box Set Size:OS Amazing early 90’s Oscar WildeOriginal 1985 boxed cassette set of New Order's seminal third studio album 'Low life', released on Factory Records in May 1985 The album marks New Order's transition from Joy Division's post punk roots to dance rock and sythn pop, with an increased use of synthesisers and samplers. Considered by many to be their best work. The minimal matte black cassette comes in a oversized white box designed by Peter Saville, with 4 black and white postcards