Factory Floor

21 New Songs Out Today

Listen to new songs by Phosphorescent (Fleetwood Mac cover), The Comet Is Coming, Maylene and the Sons of Disaster, Pete Astor, WILLOW, Saucy Santana, Norah Jones (Leonard Cohen cover), and more…

15 New Songs Out Today

Listen to new songs by The Interrupters, Anthony Green, Factory Floor’s Gabe Gurnsey, Daughn Gibson, Divino Niño, Marcus King, and more.

NEU! announce 50th anniversary box set & tribute LP ft IDLES, The National, Mogwai, more

You can listen to a new remix of NEU!’s classic ”Hallogallo” by Stephen Morris (New Order, Joy Division) and Gabe Gurnsey (Factory Floor) now

SCALPING tell us about the influences behind their intense debut album 'Void'

UK band SCALPING hail from Bristol and combine trip-hop, metal, techno, industrial and more on their intense debut album.

35 New Songs Out Today

Listen to new songs by Slaughter Beach Dog/Anika Pyle/Trace Mountains, Dehd, Stars, Röyksopp/Susanne Sundfør, The Black Keys, Superorganism, Zenizen, Teens In Trouble, Bedsore, and more…

A Certain Ratio announce first album in 12 years, share "Always in Love"

‘ACR Loco’ features appearances from Denise Johnson (Happy Mondays, Primal Scream), Gabe Gurnsey (Factory Floor), Mike Joyce (The Smiths), and more.

Gabe Gurnsey (Factory Floor) channels Michael Jackson on "Harder Rhythm" (listen)

”When writing Harder Rhythm I was drawing from the two very connected basic primal instincts of sexual attraction and our instilled affinity with rhythm,” says Gabe of the song that was also influenced by a ’Thriller’ track. His solo debut is out in August.

Factory Floor's Gabe Gurnsey preps solo LP, opening for Nine Inch Nails

“The album is very escapist in one sense even though I don’t want to escape from Factory Floor but what I do on my own has to be separate and it has to explore new avenues,” says Gabe of his solo debut.

New Order's production work highlighted on new 'Be Music' compilation

In the early days of New Order, after they broke camp with Martin Hannett, they produced their own albums under the pseudonym Be Music. The various members of the band also produced a lot of other acts on Factory records under the Be Music banner as well…

Rough Trade Shops list their Top 100 LPs of 2016

Can you guess #1? It’s not Bowie or Radiohead…
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