A number of bands have decided to pay tribute to New Order by recording tribute albums. A tribute album is a collection of covers from either one, or several artists, of music originally by another artist. There are several New Order tribute albums on the market. All the material released by Peter Hook and the Light can be considered tribute albums, as that is essentially a covers band.

Essence > Tribute To New Order

Essentially the first New Order tribute ever released. The album was released in Brazil in 1997, under 'The The Records'.

Blue Order - A Trance Tribute To New Order

Released in 1997 by Hypnotic, a division of Cleopatra Records.

Thieves Like Us: New Order Tribute

Released in 2000 by Si Records. Track #8 is mislabeled as Mesh on the CD release, probably to mimic the same mistake on the New Order compilation Substance.

Re:Movement – Tribute To New Order

Released in Japan in 2001 by Electric Sal.

A Tribute To New Order

Released in 2001 by Cleopatra Records. Note that track #3 is identical to Martin N's Confusion from Blue Order; the name of the artist simply changed over the years. Same case with track #5 by DJ Buzz; the track Young Offender is simply an edit of the Martin O. track on Blue Order. Another interesting fact, DJ Pebbles' rendition of Blue Monday is actually a cover of the Hardfloor Remix of New Order's Blue Monday.

True Faith: A Tribute To New Order

Released in 2001 by Synthphony Records.

The String Quartet Tribute To New Order & Joy Division

A single band tribute to both New Order, and the band it came from, Joy Division, released in 2003 by Vitamin Records. Songs #1 to #4 are Joy Division songs, and #10 is an original composition.

Community: A NewOrderOnline Tribute

Released by Retroforward Records. This tribute album was composed of covers by various members of the unofficial New Order website, www.neworderonline.com in 2004. Track #5, #8 & #13 are Joy Division tracks. Track #7 is an Electronic track (Electronic is a side-project band that New Order's lead singer Bernard Sumner had going on after 1993). Love Vigilantes by Known Pleasures is a hidden track; after Almanso's Angel Dust finishes, there is about seven minutes of silence until Known Pleasures' track starts.

CommunityEP: A NewOrderOnline Tribute

Released in 2004 by Retroforward Records. This EP contained some tracks the producers feel should have made the CD, and a collaboration on the song Crystal by Almanso and the lead singer from The Minus One, called Nemesis (now they call themselves Glasnost). Track #6 is actually by Known Pleasures (who did Love Vigilantes on the preceding album), only again, there was a name-change in between.

Revolving World - A Tribute To New Order

Released in 2005 by Popswirl Records. Temptation is a hidden track, along the same lines as Love Vigilantes from Community.

Love's Shattered Pride: A Tribute To Joy Division & New Order

Released in 2005 by Failure To Communicate Records. Tracks #1 to #4 and #9 to #12 are Joy Division tracks.

Community 2: A NewOrderOnline Tribute

An enhanced tribute CD released in late 2006 by Retroforward Records as a follow-up to Community: A NewOrderOnline Tribute. There also included is a video for The Village by David Potts. Tracks #11 and #12 are Joy Division tracks. Sunrise Before Dawn is Alight (featured on Revolving World) lead singer Tracey DiLascio's solo project. Flash background music provided by Razed In A New Division Of Agony (Logan Edwards).

Ceremony - A New Order Tribute

A collection of New Order covers by various independent acts from North America and Europe, compiled into a Double CD Digi-pack and two additional albums: One of songs that could not fit onto the physical package and another composed completely of "Ceremony" covers. Released on February 20, 2010 by 24 Hour Service Station. Double CD (Physical)

Power, Corruption & Lies Covered

A tribute album to the album of the same name, included in the February 2012 issue of MOJO Magazine.