Peter Hook on the highs and lows of recording New Order's "Brotherhood," 40 years later

Los Angeles Times - Oct 15, 2026

In between touring with his band Peter Hook & the Light, the bassist reflected on New Order and Joy Division's upcoming induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, the making of 'Brotherhood.'

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