Japan
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Japan: Ryerson Theatre, Toronto
Live Review by Rosalind Russell, Record Mirror, January 1980
WEST OF JAPAN ...
Interview by Betty Page, Sounds, June 1981
LIFE WITHIN buildings: being shut in a dimly-lit, secluded studio with David Sylvian. Sounds like a scenario straight out of a Nipponese schoolgirl's fantasy, but ...
Review by Paul Morley, NME, November 1981
Once upon a record there was a wonderful land where nothing nasty happened and sad beautiful boys lived... ...
David Sylvian: Melancholy Baby
Interview by Ian Penman, NME, January 1982
MELANCHOLY PROPS up his head and whispers, half to himself and half to me... ...
David Sylvian: Journeys Into The Interior
Profile and Interview by Biba Kopf, NME, August 1984
FOR ONE who seems so still David Sylvian is constantly on the move. ...
Japan: Exorcising Ghosts (Virgin)
Review by Richard Cook, NME, December 1984
THIS WAS, after all, one of the stranger groups of musicians who went the route of pop's long march. ...
Retrospective and Interview by Sylvie Simmons, MOJO, April 1999
He was the sensitive soul who fronted south Londons dodgiest glam-rockers, the Worlds Most Lovely Man who chose tortured sainthood, pops preening popinjay who reinvented ...
Various Artists: Dawn Of Electronica
Review by Stephen Dalton, Uncut, July 2000
Founding fathers of technopop come together in electro land ...
David Sylvian: Everything And Nothing
Review by Ian Penman, Uncut, November 2000
COLLECTED OUEVRE of Japan's finest ...
Profile and Interview by Chris Roberts, Uncut, October 2003
So, David Sylvian, you live halfway up a mountain in New England?"That's the way it is", laughs the singer (and yes, he does laugh. Asked ...
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