David Sylvian will be releasing Died in the Wool — variations on David Sylvian's 2009 release Manafon with the addition of 6 new pieces, including collaborations with acclaimed composer Dai Fujikura, producers Jan Bang and Erik HonorĂ© and a stellar roster of contemporary musicians and improvisers.
Released as a Double CD digipak in a hardboard slipcase. Disc 2 featuring audio from the installation When We Return You Won't Recognise Us.
Japan: 18th May; UK/RoW (excl. USA/Canada): 23rd May; USA: 31st May
for more: http://www.davidsylvian.com/
Saturday, April 09, 2011
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Contact
Popular Posts of the Week
-
If i ask you'what is the funniest band from early years?'.Maybe it's hard to think which band could be?But i'm sure that you...
-
The MM blog presents its the unique end of the year list. 1. John Vanderslice - Emerald City 2. Fiery Furnaces - Widow City 3. Panda Bear - ...
-
The Smashing Pumpkins was an influential American alternative rock band which formed in Chicago, Illinois in 1988. Less influenced by p...
-
White Blood Cells (2001) is the third album by American rock band The White Stripes. White Blood Cells eventually reached #61 on the Billb...
-
The first single released ahead of the full album by Peter Bjorn & John left me feeling unimpressed. It was strange, and it felt like a...
-
Wheatus is Wheatus' first album, released on 15 August 2000. Three singles were released off the album: Wheatus' biggest hit "...
-
Album of the day Second solo album from former Skunk Anansie lead-singer Skin. This is the follow-up to 2003's 'Fleshwounds' and...


1 COMMENTS:
''A masterpiece''. KARL HAINER _11
Post a Comment