Articles and Interviews

by Hannah Jones, published on WalesOnline and in The Western Mail

By Guttorm Andreasen

The Roar Of The Drone by Jon Kincaid (Stomp and Stammer, May 1999) David Sylvian returns.

by Dean Kuipers

By Sergey Chernov

The sweet sound of a good cause by STEVE McCLURE Historically, the Japanese geinokai (entertainment world) has been slow to catch on to the idea of the charity concert/release. But now Ryuichi Sakamoto, a la Bob Geldof and the Band Aid famine-relief project, has put together an impressive array of Japanese and overseas talents on a track called “Zero Landmine,”

by Mike Gee. Originally published online on www.thei.aust.com.

David Sylvian is one of the world’s most enigmatic musicians. He rarely gives interviews, but Mark Prendergast exchanges these exclusive words with the musical shaman.

By Lisa Jackson for Cream Magazine In the early 1980’s, while most new romantics played it bright, fey and dandy, DAVID SYLVIAN and his band Japan subscribed to a kind of melancholic futurism.  They were in a way, ahead of their time in the pre-millennial tension stakes.  One of Britain’s most innovative bands, and an act many say helped pioneer

by EMI

This brilliant carreer by Steve Sutherland This interview with David Sylvian is taken from the Melody Maker and was first printed in the UK on 12th May 1984