The New Order

The New Order magazine is a bi-annual publication from USA focused on culture, with fashion, art, music, film, food all amongst the topics. Abiding by the premise of originate, The New Order was founded upon the concept of balancing our philosophy and creating something more insightful for our readers. Since moving into print, The New Order has flourished in many areas, where our online sources could not and provides a platform upon which the future of street culture will be forged. We at the publication believe that this is equally tenable for the most credible agents of the industry to the up-and-coming names, who will continue to drive this medium forward. Inspired by a grassroots- and collaborative-based approach, our editorial content works to seamlessly bridge the gaps found between the most established high-end brands, discreet yet gifted and stimulating projects, and offerings from the world’s most innovative and robust forces of creativity. The New Order was founded in 2009, by James Oliver and Adam Bryce – best known for their involvement in launching and developing SLAMXHYPE, a groundbreaking online resource for street culture – The New Order aims to progress the evolution of subculture by drawing on the pair’s dedication to advancement and originality. Since 2010, James Oliver has taken on the dual roles of publisher and editorial director for the magazine, bringing together a host of renowned contributors from all over the globe, while himself being based in Tokyo and working with his creative team there.

The New Order Magazine

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  • Country: USA
  • Language: English
  • Frequency: 2 issues/year
The New Order Magazine Volume 24 – loremnotipsum.com
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The New Order Vol. 24

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The New Order Vol. 24 (Light in Darkness) is here and featuring Brent Faiyaz and Dan Carter on the cover. Meet Brent Faiyaz, Dan Carter, Goldwin, Wacko Maria, Liberaiders, Jim Mangen, Sleaford Mods, Midorikawa, Jake Michaels, Fillipo Nigro, Hiroshi Iguchi, Khoki, Easy Otabor, Ryuichi Ohira in Volume 24.

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The New Order Vol. 23

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The New Order Vol. 23 (Skate Odyssey) is available now on loremnotipsum.com and featuring Steve and Alex Olson on the cover.

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The New Order Vol. 22

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The New Order Vol. 22 is available now on loremnotipsum.com (The Live Forever Issue) and featuring former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher for the cover story shot by James Oliver.

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The New Order Vol. 21

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The New Order Vol. 21 is out now. Entering the 11th year of THE NEW ORDER the team behind the publication decided to freshen things up a little while maintain the original aesthetic. Featuring two covers, rapper SMOKEPURPP photographed by Kenneth Cappello and skater Sean Pablo shot by William Strobeck.

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The New Order Vol. 20

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The New Order Vol. 20 is available now on loremnotipsum.com. The 20th instalment of The New Order magazine is highlighted by the cover story featuring Matthew Williams.

The New Order Vol. 19
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The New Order Vol. 19

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The New Order Vol.19 is available now on loremnotipsum.com. The 19th instalment of The New Order magazine is highlighted by the cover story featuring iconic Japanese musician Ryuichi Sakamoto.

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