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𝘑𝘖𝘠 𝘋𝘐𝘝𝘐𝘚𝘐𝘖𝘕 𝘋𝘪𝘴𝘰𝘳𝘥𝘦𝘳 𝘜𝘯𝘬𝘯𝘰𝘸𝘯 𝘗𝘭𝘦𝘢𝘴𝘶𝘳𝘦𝘴 It’s Sunday! Joy Division + UP + Disorder =📍 Just because it makes me think and smile! Enjoy the moments, family, friends and the music. I am always grateful for your support! 🤍🖤 🎥 @magichourai 🏭 @thefactusproject | @factusmediaworks A very special thanks to @magichourai for the inspiration and this production! [Joy Division, Unknown Pleasures, Factory Records, FACT 10, Ian Curtis, Peter Hook, Stephen Morris, Bernard Sumner, Martin Hannett, Peter Saville, Alan Erasmus, Rob Gretton, The Factory, Pulsar CP 1919] #JoyDivision #Disorder #UnknownPleasures #PostPunk #PulsarAnimation
𝘑𝘖𝘠 𝘋𝘐𝘝𝘐𝘚𝘐𝘖𝘕 𝘋𝘪𝘴𝘰𝘳𝘥𝘦𝘳 𝘜𝘯𝘬𝘯𝘰𝘸𝘯 𝘗𝘭𝘦𝘢𝘴𝘶𝘳𝘦𝘴 It’s Sunday! Joy Division + UP + Disorder =📍 Just because it makes me think and smile! Enjoy the moments, family, friends and the music. I am always grateful for your support! 🤍🖤 🎥 @magichourai 🏭 @thefactusproject | @factusmediaworks A very special thanks to @magichourai for the inspiration and this production! [Joy Division, Unknown Pleasures, Factory Records, FACT 10, Ian Curtis, Peter Hook, Stephen Morris, Bernard Sumner, Martin Hannett, Peter Saville, Alan Erasmus, Rob Gretton, The Factory, Pulsar CP 1919] #JoyDivision #Disorder #UnknownPleasures #PostPunk #PulsarAnimation
Lad Musician AW 12 Joy Division “Unknown Pleasure” Graphic Oversized Long-sleeve Featuring one of the most overused graphic in history, the iconic “wavy” image were re-created by Peter Saville for Joy Division’s “Unknown Pleasures” album cover, the original visual was a radio frequency recorded from the first pulsar (rotating neutron star) ever discovered in 1919.
Lad Musician AW 12 Joy Division “Unknown Pleasure” Graphic Oversized Long-sleeve Featuring one of the most overused graphic in history, the iconic “wavy” image were re-created by Peter Saville for Joy Division’s “Unknown Pleasures” album cover, the original visual was a radio frequency recorded from the first pulsar (rotating neutron star) ever discovered in 1919.
Joy Division Live At Something Else Show In September 1979 Source: BBC Four Song: She’s Lost Control From The Album: Unknown Pleasures . #joydivision #iancurtis #Goth #punk [MinistryOfCults] #noise #culttv
Joy Division Live At Something Else Show In September 1979 Source: BBC Four Song: She’s Lost Control From The Album: Unknown Pleasures . #joydivision #iancurtis #Goth #punk [MinistryOfCults] #noise #culttv
Perfect Albums You Must Listen To Pt. 1 💿🔥 These are the ones that feel flawless from start to finish. No skips. 🖤 Let me know which albums you consider perfect in the comments! ✨ #radiohead #inrainbows #thomyorke #fleetwoodmac #rumours #thestrokes #roomonfire #juliancasablancas #pinkfloyd #wishyouwerehere #davidgilmour #nirvana #nevermind #kurtcobain #thebeatles #rubbersoul #johnlennon #paulmccartney #oasis #whatsthestorymorningglory #liamgallagher #joydivision #unknownpleasures #iancurtis #thestoneroses #thebeachboys #vinyl #vinylcollection #vinylcollector #vinylrecords
Perfect Albums You Must Listen To Pt. 1 💿🔥 These are the ones that feel flawless from start to finish. No skips. 🖤 Let me know which albums you consider perfect in the comments! ✨ #radiohead #inrainbows #thomyorke #fleetwoodmac #rumours #thestrokes #roomonfire #juliancasablancas #pinkfloyd #wishyouwerehere #davidgilmour #nirvana #nevermind #kurtcobain #thebeatles #rubbersoul #johnlennon #paulmccartney #oasis #whatsthestorymorningglory #liamgallagher #joydivision #unknownpleasures #iancurtis #thestoneroses #thebeachboys #vinyl #vinylcollection #vinylcollector #vinylrecords
Unknown Pleasures - @officialjoydivision 🖤 #joydivision #postpunk #iancurtis #neworder #unknownpleasures #manchester #lovewilltearusapart #peterhook #factoryrecords #bernardsumner #stephenmorris #joydivisionforever #joydivisionfans #unknownpleasures #thecure #vinyl #vinylcollection #vinylcommunity #vinylcollector #vinylrecords #recordcollection #records #vinyljunkie #vinyladdict #music #nowspinning #recordcollector #punk #rock
Unknown Pleasures - @officialjoydivision 🖤 #joydivision #postpunk #iancurtis #neworder #unknownpleasures #manchester #lovewilltearusapart #peterhook #factoryrecords #bernardsumner #stephenmorris #joydivisionforever #joydivisionfans #unknownpleasures #thecure #vinyl #vinylcollection #vinylcommunity #vinylcollector #vinylrecords #recordcollection #records #vinyljunkie #vinyladdict #music #nowspinning #recordcollector #punk #rock
Ever wondered where the Joy Division 'Unknown Pleasures' album cover originated? ✨ ⁠ What exactly was on the cover that intrigued people and critics so much? It was a black and white diagram with white uneven lines rising and falling in succession against a black background. What did it portray? Was it a graphic representation of a heartbeat? Was it a pen diagram of mountain ranges? Was it the visual of sound waves? Or did it symbolise anything at all? The speculations knew no bound and the queries kept rolling in.⁠ ⁠ The cover was more mystifying and wonderous than it appeared to be too, as it was connected with the mysterious world of galaxies. Simply put, the image is a “stacked plot” of the radio emissions given out by a pulsar, a “rotating neutron star.” This sudden overload of astronomical terms might be a little overwhelming, but the concept though “unknown”, gives one immense “pleasure”.⁠ ⁠ To trace the pulsar’s origin, we need to rewind a little. The pulsar named CP 1919 was discovered in 1967 two Cambridge academicians – A student named Jocelyn Bell Burnell and her supervisor Antony Hewish. As per their observation, when the star turns, it emits electromagnetic radiation in a beam, much like a lighthouse overlooking a vast stretch of a dark ocean. Radio telescopes can pick up these radiations; hence, each line on the image is an individual pulse, varying in length as waves travel a long distance confronting various obstacles on the way.⁠ ⁠ #JoyDivision #UnknownPleasures #FarOutMagazine
Ever wondered where the Joy Division 'Unknown Pleasures' album cover originated? ✨ ⁠ What exactly was on the cover that intrigued people and critics so much? It was a black and white diagram with white uneven lines rising and falling in succession against a black background. What did it portray? Was it a graphic representation of a heartbeat? Was it a pen diagram of mountain ranges? Was it the visual of sound waves? Or did it symbolise anything at all? The speculations knew no bound and the queries kept rolling in.⁠ ⁠ The cover was more mystifying and wonderous than it appeared to be too, as it was connected with the mysterious world of galaxies. Simply put, the image is a “stacked plot” of the radio emissions given out by a pulsar, a “rotating neutron star.” This sudden overload of astronomical terms might be a little overwhelming, but the concept though “unknown”, gives one immense “pleasure”.⁠ ⁠ To trace the pulsar’s origin, we need to rewind a little. The pulsar named CP 1919 was discovered in 1967 two Cambridge academicians – A student named Jocelyn Bell Burnell and her supervisor Antony Hewish. As per their observation, when the star turns, it emits electromagnetic radiation in a beam, much like a lighthouse overlooking a vast stretch of a dark ocean. Radio telescopes can pick up these radiations; hence, each line on the image is an individual pulse, varying in length as waves travel a long distance confronting various obstacles on the way.⁠ ⁠ #JoyDivision #UnknownPleasures #FarOutMagazine
Unknown Pleasures 🖤💫 #JoyDivision #UnknownPleasures #PostPunk #CapasDeDisco #HistoriaDoRock
Unknown Pleasures 🖤💫 #JoyDivision #UnknownPleasures #PostPunk #CapasDeDisco #HistoriaDoRock
On this day in 1979 Unknown Pleasures was released. The debut album that brought you some of Joy Division's most loved tracks. Listen to the album via the link bio
On this day in 1979 Unknown Pleasures was released. The debut album that brought you some of Joy Division's most loved tracks. Listen to the album via the link bio
“Unknown Pleasures” the debut studio album by Joy Division was released on this day 44 years ago by Factory Records. 15-Jun-1979 The album was recorded and mixed over three successive weekends at Stockport’s Strawberry Studios in April 1979, with producer Martin Hannett contributing a number of unconventional recording techniques to the group’s sound. The cover artwork was designed by Peter Saville, using a data plot of signals from a radio pulsar. It was the only Joy Division album to be released during Ian Curtis’ lifetime. Factory Records did not release any tracks as singles from the album nor did the album chart. It has since received sustained critical acclaim and has been named as one of the best albums of all time. Also keeping the t-shirt industry going all this time !! #joydivision #unknownpleasures #postpunk
“Unknown Pleasures” the debut studio album by Joy Division was released on this day 44 years ago by Factory Records. 15-Jun-1979 The album was recorded and mixed over three successive weekends at Stockport’s Strawberry Studios in April 1979, with producer Martin Hannett contributing a number of unconventional recording techniques to the group’s sound. The cover artwork was designed by Peter Saville, using a data plot of signals from a radio pulsar. It was the only Joy Division album to be released during Ian Curtis’ lifetime. Factory Records did not release any tracks as singles from the album nor did the album chart. It has since received sustained critical acclaim and has been named as one of the best albums of all time. Also keeping the t-shirt industry going all this time !! #joydivision #unknownpleasures #postpunk
JOY DIVISION - UNKNOWN PLEASURES (1979) This stencil was so hard to get right, it genuinely took 8 tries to get the details in 😭 Turned out p good tho so can't complain Design: - Activated Charcoal Powder (black) - Edible food colouring powder + water (colours) - Yes, you can eat it @officialjoydivision #joydivision #unknownpleasures #joydivisionforever #joydivisionfans #unknownpleasurescoverart #thugloaf #sourdoughbreads #sourdoughscoring #breadscoring #scoringbread #sourdoughbreadart #sourdoughart #sourdoughbaking #sourdoughbread #sourdoughlove #sourdoughclub #breadbosses #raiseandbake #breadstagram #realbread #levain @raiseandbake @breadbosses
JOY DIVISION - UNKNOWN PLEASURES (1979) This stencil was so hard to get right, it genuinely took 8 tries to get the details in 😭 Turned out p good tho so can't complain Design: - Activated Charcoal Powder (black) - Edible food colouring powder + water (colours) - Yes, you can eat it @officialjoydivision #joydivision #unknownpleasures #joydivisionforever #joydivisionfans #unknownpleasurescoverart #thugloaf #sourdoughbreads #sourdoughscoring #breadscoring #scoringbread #sourdoughbreadart #sourdoughart #sourdoughbaking #sourdoughbread #sourdoughlove #sourdoughclub #breadbosses #raiseandbake #breadstagram #realbread #levain @raiseandbake @breadbosses
Unboxing *Unknown Pleasures* by Kerosene - a fragrance that’s as intriguing as its name! 🍋✨ This scent opens with the bright, zesty freshness of lemon and bergamot, awakening your senses with a burst of citrusy goodness. 🍋☕️ As it settles, the creamy sweetness of caramel and vanilla unfolds, creating a smooth and cozy vibe. 🍯💖 The heart brings in the warmth of Earl Grey tea and honey, making this fragrance feel comforting and luxurious. 🫖🍯 Finally, the deep richness of tonka bean ties everything together, adding a touch of complexity and sweetness. 🌿✨This scent is a beautiful blend of bright, sweet, and warm notes, perfect for anyone who loves a unique, multi-layered fragrance! #FragranceUnboxing #UnknownPleasures #KerosenePerfumes #FirstImpression #FragranceReview #ScentOfTheDay #fragrancereview #perfumereview #honestreview #perfumereels #fragrancereels #PerfumeLovers #perfumecollection #perfumeaddict #nichefragrance #kerosene #keroseneperfumes #kerosenefragrance #perfumes #fragrance #fragrances #fraghead #blindbuy #fragrancecollection #fragranceoftheday #fragrancecommunity #fragrancelover
Unboxing *Unknown Pleasures* by Kerosene - a fragrance that’s as intriguing as its name! 🍋✨ This scent opens with the bright, zesty freshness of lemon and bergamot, awakening your senses with a burst of citrusy goodness. 🍋☕️ As it settles, the creamy sweetness of caramel and vanilla unfolds, creating a smooth and cozy vibe. 🍯💖 The heart brings in the warmth of Earl Grey tea and honey, making this fragrance feel comforting and luxurious. 🫖🍯 Finally, the deep richness of tonka bean ties everything together, adding a touch of complexity and sweetness. 🌿✨This scent is a beautiful blend of bright, sweet, and warm notes, perfect for anyone who loves a unique, multi-layered fragrance! #FragranceUnboxing #UnknownPleasures #KerosenePerfumes #FirstImpression #FragranceReview #ScentOfTheDay #fragrancereview #perfumereview #honestreview #perfumereels #fragrancereels #PerfumeLovers #perfumecollection #perfumeaddict #nichefragrance #kerosene #keroseneperfumes #kerosenefragrance #perfumes #fragrance #fragrances #fraghead #blindbuy #fragrancecollection #fragranceoftheday #fragrancecommunity #fragrancelover
On this date in 1979, JOY DIVISION's debut album UNKNOWN PLEASURES entered the UK Album Chart at #71 (Aug 23, 1979) Arriving in June 1979, UNKNOWN PLEASURES delivered a new and terrible beauty to the world, ensuring that the band would be heavily eulogised. The cover was absent of band photos, and minimal information lay within; yet the music, the words and the feeling seemed immediately to resonate with the listener, its world-weariness stark and infectious. Today it may be easier to historicise this inaugural effort – to give context to the fusion of icy post-punk rock, poetic words and dramatic performance – arguing that the forbidding soundscapes embodied the cruel sweep of Thatcherism and the embittered workforce. "It was Joy Division's fate to enact the disappearance of their communities, the psychic poison of dispossessed Britain, the raging emotions that had been repressed by wartime's stiff upper lip," commented Jon Savage in the liner notes of PERMANENT, a compilation of the band’s material. Whereas the Factory Sample tracks were lightweight and sharp, Unknown Pleasures utilised a fuller, more imposing method of production. The album displayed two levels, a background of partially hidden noise — smashing glass and muffled screams — and the music itself which, despite its definite sadness, remained instantly accessible. It was this accessibility which made Joy Division so unique. Lyrically they dealt in desperation, violence, frustration, loneliness and degradation and they left these intense feelings on full view to the world. The crisis messages of DISORDER and NEW DAWN FADES had a genesis that stemmed not from punk lethargy and indifference but from genuine day-to-day torment. The more you listened to them the more personal they felt. Of course we could heap a ton of praise upon Ian Curtis but that would detract from the success that came from the sum of their parts – Hooky's melodic basslines, Morris' krautrock-inspired metronomic drum patterns, Bernard's way of guitar echoing Curtis's mood.
On this date in 1979, JOY DIVISION's debut album UNKNOWN PLEASURES entered the UK Album Chart at #71 (Aug 23, 1979) Arriving in June 1979, UNKNOWN PLEASURES delivered a new and terrible beauty to the world, ensuring that the band would be heavily eulogised. The cover was absent of band photos, and minimal information lay within; yet the music, the words and the feeling seemed immediately to resonate with the listener, its world-weariness stark and infectious. Today it may be easier to historicise this inaugural effort – to give context to the fusion of icy post-punk rock, poetic words and dramatic performance – arguing that the forbidding soundscapes embodied the cruel sweep of Thatcherism and the embittered workforce. "It was Joy Division's fate to enact the disappearance of their communities, the psychic poison of dispossessed Britain, the raging emotions that had been repressed by wartime's stiff upper lip," commented Jon Savage in the liner notes of PERMANENT, a compilation of the band’s material. Whereas the Factory Sample tracks were lightweight and sharp, Unknown Pleasures utilised a fuller, more imposing method of production. The album displayed two levels, a background of partially hidden noise — smashing glass and muffled screams — and the music itself which, despite its definite sadness, remained instantly accessible. It was this accessibility which made Joy Division so unique. Lyrically they dealt in desperation, violence, frustration, loneliness and degradation and they left these intense feelings on full view to the world. The crisis messages of DISORDER and NEW DAWN FADES had a genesis that stemmed not from punk lethargy and indifference but from genuine day-to-day torment. The more you listened to them the more personal they felt. Of course we could heap a ton of praise upon Ian Curtis but that would detract from the success that came from the sum of their parts – Hooky's melodic basslines, Morris' krautrock-inspired metronomic drum patterns, Bernard's way of guitar echoing Curtis's mood.
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