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Lime Garden<\/a> have shared an exhilarating cover of the classic New Order<\/a> track \u2018Age Of Consent\u2019, which they recorded at Abbey Road.<\/p>\n The Brighton four-piece put their spin on the iconic 1983 song during a recent visit to the historic London studio, where they also reworked a handful of songs from their upcoming \u2018Maybe Not Tonight<\/a>\u2019.<\/p>\n Their choice to take on the track \u2013 released as the opening track of New Order\u2019s second studio album \u2018Power, Corruption & Lies\u2019 \u2013comes after they first performed a stirring cover of it during a headline show at YES in Manchester earlier this month. For their version, Lime Garden stripped back the driving energy of the original \u201880s classic, and elegantly reshaped it so it aligned with the nuanced, off-kilter feeling of their signature sound.<\/p>\n \u201cRecording at Abbey Road was definitely a bucket list moment, the stuff we joked about since starting the band,\u201d frontwoman Chloe Howard shared. \u201cWe chose to cover \u2018Age of Consent\u2019 as New Order were a major influence on the feel of our new album. We love how they meld guitars and synths to create an \u2018alternative dance music\u2019 sound.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cGillian Gilbert in particular is a huge inspiration in terms of her songwriting and those electronic melodies,\u201d the singer added.<\/p>\n