New Order’s 1986 synth-pop single in its extended 12-inch form
2024 remaster on 180-gram black vinyl, backed with “Bizarre Dub Triangle”
For fans of: Pet Shop Boys, Depeche Mode, Electronic
Few New Order singles balance emotional uncertainty and dance-floor release as neatly as “Bizarre Love Triangle.” Bernard Sumner’s hesitant vocal rides bright synthesizer lines, a spring-loaded rhythm and Peter Hook’s melodic bass, turning the song’s doubts into something almost euphoric. It was originally released during the Brotherhood era in 1986.
The 12-inch gives the arrangement room to stretch, with the extended version on the A-side and “Bizarre Dub Triangle” on the reverse. This 2024 remastered edition returns the single to heavyweight black vinyl, preserving the longer club format rather than substituting an album or radio edit.
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