"It’s very difficult for some people to understand what Ian went through without going through it themselves, but the idea of encouraging people to talk as soon as possible and not be embarrassed or ashamed is the most important message"Peter Hook and Ian Curtis, Joy DivisionPeter Hook has looked back on the death of his late Joy Division bandmate Ian Curtis to discuss the change in attitudes towards discussing mental health. Curtis took his own life in 1980, after battling depression and epilepsy in his final years. “The internet is a great communicator,” Hook told NME. “There are a great […]The post Peter Hook on the death of Ian Curtis and changing attitudes towards mental health appeared first on NME.