Showing posts with label david sylvian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label david sylvian. Show all posts

Monday, April 25, 2011

Listening Post



Back in September of 2001, industrial band butterfly and remix god Chris Vrenna released a solo album under the name Tweaker that I fell in love with pretty quickly and which provided a good portion of my post-9/11 personal soundtrack in New York City.

This was the first single from that wonderfully mysterious record, with David Sylvian lending his vocal talents.

Here's Linoleum.

Sunday, September 6, 2009

Listening Post



A couple of days ago, I posted a song that featured David Sylvian on vocals -- and that of course sent me looking for my favorite song from David Sylvian, actually, one of my favorites of all-time.

From 1986's Gone To Earth album, this is a song that's just gorgeous beyond words. It's Silver Moon.

Thursday, September 3, 2009

Listening Post



I'm not sure there's a better possible musical collaboration than Japanese multi-instrumental genius Ryuichi Sakamoto and esoteric British singer-songwriter David Sylvian -- a man with a voice so distinct and lovely that it should be its own genre.

This song was featured on the Babel soundtrack a few years back, and here it's being performed live by Sakamoto, with Sylvian's vocal track pre-recorded.

It's World Citizen.