February 22nd, 2019 sees the deluxe vinyl release of four David Sylvian albums spanning the period 1984 to 1987. David Sylvian’s third solo album from 1987 is to be released for the first time on 180gram vinyl.
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February 22nd, 2019 sees the deluxe vinyl release of four David Sylvian albums spanning the period 1984 to 1987. David Sylvian’s debut solo album from 1984 is to be released for the first time on 180gram vinyl.
News by David Sylvian and Samadhi Sound on Facebook and Twitter: Currently in the design stage, Universal’s vinyl reissues of Sylvian’s albums of the 1980’s with new artwork and design by Yuka Fujii and Chris Bigg. The digital download of ‘dead bees….’ with accompanying PDF artwork should be with us Nov. 9th. Excellent news! Picture: Nagarkot by Yuka Fujii.
Hard to find vinyl US promo.
Phil Collins yes, but not that one.This is a strange collaboration/compilation of ambient, electronical, kraut, experimental, industrial, etc.. music with artists like Pye Corner Audio, Heroin In Tahiti, Demdike Stare, David Sylvian just to name few. A sound installation and collaborative project with a survival station for the homeless in Cologne (color vinyl).
Following on from the success of the RSD 2018 white vinyl edition of David Sylvian’s 1999 album Dead Bees on a Cake, Universal now present the album on 180gram black vinyl, expanded with the additional four tracks that Sylvian intended for the original release, ‘The Scent of Magnolia’, ‘Albuquerque (Dobro #6)’, ‘Cover Me With Flowers’ and ‘Aparna and Nimisha ( Dobro
Originally released separately, they were packaged in a 2CD / 2LP set. This is the 2LP set.
Originally released separately, they were packaged in a 2CD / 2LP set. This is the 2CD set. Issued in a 6-panel double Digipak sleeve with white trays and a 16-page booklet.
Just announced by Universal…David Sylvian ‘Dead Bees On A Cake’ 180g double black vinyl for October release date. Released 19th October 2018.
David Sylvian’s 1999 solo album Dead Bees on a Cake on a double white vinyl release (RSD 2018)
Last album on Samadhisound. Album features 1 track. This is the release of David Sylvian’s long form composition; ‘there’s a light that enters houses with no other house in sight.’ A unique collaboration with American Pulitzer Prize winning poet Franz Wright, featuring contributions from Christian Fennesz and John Tilbury.
Deluxe limited edition of the last album on Samadhisound. Deluxe Edition, Limited Edition, embossed cloth bound book. Album features one, self titled track.
Debut release in the new Confront Core Series imprint. Studio recording of the text piece THERE IS NO LOVE which was premiered at Cafe OTO, London on 31st October 2016 as part of the Confront Recordings Twentieth Anniversary celebrations.
David Sylvian is featuring on the track Life, Life, performing the poem 'And This I Dreamt, And This I Dream', by Arseny Tarkowsky (from the bundle Life, Life).
Playing The Schoolhouse, a new CD EP length composition by David Sylvian recorded in March 2015 in Norway. Based on an improvisation by Jan Bang and Sylvian. It also features contributions from Otomo Yoshihide and Toshimaru Nakamura. Housed in an attractive CD size metal case with PVC jacket. Black label stickers front and back.
Record Store Day (April 18th 2015) sees Universal release a 7” of Bamboo houses / Bamboo music (2000 remix). The release is limited to 1000 copies and is in a sleeve art directed by David, designed by Chris Bigg, and featuring images by Yuka Fujii. It contains a printed inner sleeve and, as with all of David and Chris’ design
French promotional cassette released by Virgin France S.A.
Taiwan releases of David Sylvian albums
Russian counterfeit based on the 2003 re-issue artwork.
Slope - triple cd reissue in deluxe digpack with 8 page booklet. Same catalogue number as the digibox (soldout) edition.
Saudi Arabian bot cassette version of the first collaboration with Holger Czukay.
The very last album by Hector Zazou: THE ARCH where music meets the worldReleased on Elen Music by EVA QUARTET & HECTOR ZAZOU (produced by Dimiter Panev and Hector Zazou).
Music by Christian Fennesz and David Sylvian is used as the soundtrack of the Austrian movie Shirley – Visions Of Reality.
Japanese first edition from 1992.
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