New Religion

New Religion
"New Religion"
song by Duran Duran from the album Rio
Released May 10, 1982
Recorded January-February 1982 at AIR Studios in London
Genre New Wave
Length 5:32
Label EMI
Writer Duran Duran
Composer Duran Duran
Producer Colin Thurston
Rio track listing
"Hold Back the Rain"
(5)
"New Religion"
(6)
"Last Chance on the Stairway"
(7)
"New Religion (Live)"

7" single cover
Single by Duran Duran
A-side "The Reflex"
Released April 16, 1984
Recorded 7 February 1984 at The Forum, Los Angeles
Genre New Wave
Length 4:52
Label EMI
Writer(s) Duran Duran
Producer Duran Duran
Ian Little
Alex Sadkin
Duran Duran singles chronology
"New Moon on Monday"
(1984)
"The Reflex"
(1984)
"The Wild Boys"
(1984)

"New Religion" is a Duran Duran song and the sixth track on their second album Rio.

Contents

About the song

The song is described in the Rio liner notes as "a dialogue between the ego and the alter-ego", which is reflected in the chorus, where two conflicting voices sing on top of each other.

Covers, samples and references

"New Religion" has been covered by Jimmy Eat World. The song is also referenced in the song "She Doesn't Get It" by American band The Format, specificially the lyrics "It gets worse once we get to her room/And she stops and she sings Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo/I claim "New Religion" as my song/She doesn't get it/It's all before she was born."

Song versions

  • "New Religion" (5:32) - The standard version of the song.
  • "New Religion (Carnival Remix)" (5:19) - The remix that appears on the Japanese version of Duran Duran's Carnival EP.
  • "New Religion (Night Version)" (5:14) - The song as it appears on Night Versions

Track listing

  • 7" Single (U.S.)
  1. "The Reflex (Dance Mix)" [edit] – 4:25
  2. "New Religion (Live in L.A.)" – 4:52

Other appearances

Personnel

Duran Duran are:

References



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