"Dreams Never End" is a cover song wrapped in both sorrow and rebirth. As the opening track on Movement, New Order's 1981 debut album, it carries the weight of Joy Division's tragic end following vocalist Ian Curtis' suicide. This was one of the first moments the remaining members stepped forward under their new name, forging a new path in the shadow of loss. The song is a beautiful contradiction--melancholic yet hopeful, Bernard Sumner's shimmering guitars, Stephen Morris' machine-like drumming, and Peter Hook's driving bassline (who also provides the rare lead vocals), giving it an ethereal, almost dreamlike quality. It's the sound of a band standing at the edge of the past, staring into the unknown, and choosing to keep going. #DJ_FA2Z_MYX

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