Joy Division - Unknown Pleasures

Debut album by Salford post-punkers Joy Division. Recorded in April 1979, Martin Hannet's unique production techniques and Ian Curtis's doomed lyrics and monotone vocal lend the album a downbeat greatness that has been often emulated yet rarely surpassed. One of only two albums recorded by the band before Curtis's tragic suicide in 1980. 

 It's a celebration of one of the most important albums of our time as well as a landmark in music/design crossover history.

 One of the most significant debuts of all time, the album’s legacy continues to endure with NME claiming it to be ‘simply one of the best records ever made’

Original album artwork in textured sleeve

Track listing:

Side A:

1. Disorder
2. Day of the Lords
3. Candidate
4. Insight
5. New Dawn Fades

Side B:

1. She's Lost Control
2. Shadowplay
3. Wilderness
4. Interzone
5. I Remember Nothing