Japan – 2018 Reissued 180gm Vinyl LPs: Tin Drum & Gentlemen Take Polaroids

DAVID SYLVIAN & HOLGER CZUKAY Plight & Premonition (1988 UK 2-track LP featuring one of the founder members of Can alongside Japan's David Sylvian, picture sleeve. The sleeve is Excellent but does show a tiny residual sticker mark to front. The vinyl appears Near Mint with few signs of play VE11)

DAVID SYLVIAN Slow Fire (Rare vintage 1995 UK 'Slow Fire' limited edition tour screen printed T-shirt in white. Sold exclusively over the merch desk for his 1995 solo world tour featuring the cities performed on the back print. The garment shows just abit of light off-white discolouration due to its age and original colour, there are also two small stains underneath the front print but despite this: The garment remains in Excellent condition with minimal signs of rubbing or fading,no rips split or tears. A great example of this scarce vintage garment!)

JAPAN Assemblage (1981 German 10-track vinyl compilation LP including five tracks previously unreleased on album, glossy picture sleeve. The sleeve shows some edge scuffing and spine wear, whilst the vinyl remains in "Near Mint" condition HANLP1)

JAPAN Assemblage (1981 German 10-track vinyl compilation LP including five tracks previously unreleased on album, glossy picture sleeve. The sleeve shows some edge scuffing and spine wear, whilst the vinyl remains in "Near Mint" condition HANLP1)

DAVID SYLVIAN Brilliant Trees (Rare Original 1984 UK 24" x 18" promotional poster to publicise the debut solo album from the ever enigmatic former Japan frontman. Black text set against a yellow background with a reproduction of the front sleeve photograph taken by Yuka Fujii. A superb piece of incredible rare poster art. This item was obtained from a former music industry executive and has never been displayed and is in Near Mint condition)

DAVID SYLVIAN Brilliant Trees (Rare Original 1984 UK 24" x 18" promotional poster to publicise the debut solo album from the ever enigmatic former Japan frontman. Black text set against a yellow background with a reproduction of the front sleeve photograph taken by Yuka Fujii. A superb piece of incredible rare poster art. This item was obtained from a former music industry executive and has never been displayed and is in Near Mint condition)

DAVID SYLVIAN Died In The Wool | Manafon Variations (First time on vinyl 2025 UK/EU limited edition 13-track double album 2-LP on classic black vinyl, the 12 song remix companion to David’s 2009 album Manafon, plus the non-albumtrack When We Return You Won’t Recognise Us. Featuring remixes by David Sylvian, Dai Fujikura, Jan Bang & Erik Honoré. Gatefold picture sleeve with hype sticker, factory sealed)

DAVID SYLVIAN The Good Son Vs The Only Daughter | The Blemish Remixes (First time on vinyl 2025 UK/EU limited edition 9-track LP on classic black vinyl, the 9 song remix companion of David’s 2003 solo album Blemish. Featuring remixes by Burnt Friedman, Sweet Billy Pilgrim, Royoji Ikeda, Readymade FC, Yoshihiro Hanno, Tatsuhiko Asano, Akira Rabelais, Jan Bang & Erik Honoré. Gatefold picture sleeve with hype sticker, factory sealed)

DAVID SYLVIAN Manafon (First time on 180-gram vinyl 2022 UK/EU limited edition 10-track double album 2-LP featuring the bonus track Random Acts Of Senseless Violence remixed by Dai Fujikura. Recorded in London, Vienna and Tokyo, the eight songs and one instrumental on Manafon bring together “the world’s leading improvisors, and innovators, artists who explore free improvisation, space-specific performance and live electronics” including Evan Parker, Keith Rowe, Christian Fennesz, Sachiko M, Otomo Yoshihide, John Tilbury and members of Polwechsel. Gatefold picture sleeve with hype sticker, factory sealed)

DAVID SYLVIAN In Praise Of The Shamen (Rare 1988 UK Tour screen printed black t-shirt. Sold exclusively over the merch desk for Sylvian's 1988 world tour. The garment remains in excellent condition showing just an area of sun fading to the front next to the sleeve. Despite this, this a remarkably well preserved garment for its age, with examples like this becoming scarcer and scarcer)