New Order: Brotherhood (1986)

As noted in Discogs:

Peter Hook: "Listen to it and you can hear it has two different sides. There were battles raging on Brotherhood."

Bernard Sumner: "We'd always had that balance of electronics and band stuff. I was always pushing for electronics, and Hooky was always pushing for the band stuff, which was fair enough, I think we needed the band stuff. And by luck it got tipped the band way on Brotherhood. It was a very dense album, because we'd gone a bit mad on overdubs, so it was very layered, and very dense."

Allmusic notes that there is a rock side and a dance side. I prefer side two. I would also add that this is not a favourite of mine, even when it was released. The big hit from this record was Bizarre Love Triangle.