Home / Music / Power, Corruption & Lies reached No. 4 in the UK — a dramatic leap from Movement's No. 30Music linernotes album music new-orderPower, Corruption & Lies reached No. 4 in the UK — a dramatic leap from Movement's No. 30The album reached No. 4 on the UK Albums Chart — a significant leap from Movement’s No. 30 peak. New Order was finding its footing and the charts showed it. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related Notes'Blue Monday' was cut during the Power, Corruption & Lies sessions — and changed everythingPeter Saville put a Fantin-Latour painting on Power, Corruption & LiesNew Order's 'ICB' stands for 'Ian Curtis Buried.'Gillian Gilbert joined New Order in October 1980New Order's Movement was recorded in ten days and released later in 1981ExploreDee Harris's Diamond sits right in mid-80s British synth-pop territoryDiana Krall's From This Moment On is jazz vocal work at its most polishedMatilda Mann makes indie folk for the confessional-cottagecore crowdNurse With Wound makes music that defies genre labelsOdyssey's Good Times is Philly soul-disco at its most lushPrevious Section 25's From the Hip dropped in 1984 on Factory RecordsNext Philip Glass and Robert Wilson created Einstein on the Beach together