Closer
Facts
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- album
- Performer
- Joy Division[6]
- Genre
- gothic rock, post-punk[3][4]
- Publication date
- July 1980[14]
- Duration
- 2656.0[15]
- Producer
- Martin Hannett[5]
- Part of
- Joy Division's albums in chronological order[10]
- Collection
- Museum of Modern Art[7]
- Creator
- Peter Saville[2]
- Distribution format
- vinyl record[12]
- Form of creative work
- studio album[16]
- Place of publication
- United Kingdom[9]
- Record label
- Factory Records[8]
- Recorded at studio or venue
- Britannia Row Studios[13]
- Acclaimed Music album ID
- 482
- Album of the Year album ID
- 4218
- AllMusic album ID
- mw0000198508
- British Phonographic Industry ID
- 1383-113-2
- Discogs master ID
- 4734
- Encyclopædia Britannica Online ID
- topic/Closer-album-by-Joy-Division
- Freebase ID
- /m/015124
- Museum of Modern Art work ID
- 189342
- MusicBrainz release group ID
- 852f9715-24b3-37d5-b8a5-456f5e19b41e
- Offizielle Deutsche Charts album ID
- 54582
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Summary
Closer is an album[1].
Product Details
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MusicBrainz — CC0 open music encyclopedia
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Release type: Album[17]
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First release date: 1980-07-18[18]
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Genre(s): gothic rock, new wave, post-punk, rock[19]
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Community tags: alienation, anxious, atmospheric, cold, cryptic, dark, death, depressive, disturbing, existential, funereal, gothic rock, introspective, lonely, male vocalist, melancholic, mysterious, new wave, nihilistic, nocturnal, ominous, pessimistic, philosophical, poetic, post-punk, rhythmic, rock, sad, self-hatred, serious, sombre, suicide, winter[20]
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MusicBrainz ID: 852f9715-24b3-37d5-b8a5-456f5e19b41e[21]