80s rocker slams estranged bandmates as a 'bad cover version' of iconic group

80s rocker slams estranged bandmates as a 'bad cover version' of iconic group

Peter Hook has slammed his former New Order bandmates(Picture: Lorne Thomson/Redferns) Peter Hook, a founding member of Joy Division and subsequently New Order, has taken a shot at his former bandmates, making it clear the feud is still very much ongoing. After leaving the band in 2007, Hook has been at odds with Bernard Sumner, Stephen Morris, and Gillian Gilbert, who continue to play as New Order. In a new interview with The Paper, Hook said: …

New Order Reduced to a ‘Bad Cover Band,’ Says Peter Hook

Happy Mag https://happymag.tv As Rock Hall Nears, Feud Reaches Boiling Point Peter Hook has reignited his long-standing feud with New Order, declaring the current iteration of the band a “bad cover version” of... Happy Mag https://happymag.tv

Peter Hook says New Order are a "bad cover version" of themselves now

It's been 18 years since Peter Hook parted ways with New Order, but the bassist still has some strong opinions about his former band.

Peter Hook Explains Why New Order Is Bad Without Him, Admits “The Animosity Is Obviously Still There”

Legendary bassist Peter Hook was one quarter of Joy Division, and he played in New Order from the band’s 1980 beginning until 2007, when he split bitterly with his longtime bandmate Bernard Sumner. Over the years, Hook and Sumner have sniped back and forth in the press, and Hook launched a 2015 lawsuit that’s since been settled. These days, Hook is touring with his band Peter Hook And The Light, playing New Order’s 2001 comeback album Get Ready …

Peter Hook admits there's still "animosity" with New Order

Peter Hook, the former bassist of New Order and Joy Division, claims "animosity" still exists with the band despite him departing the group in 2007.