Jan Linton Japan
"I find myself recently asking myself the question: “where has Jan Linton been all of my life?” He’s like the best kept
secret just waiting to be discovered." Postpunk Monk, 2021.
Jan Linton is a singer, musician and producer who helped internationalise the music scene in Tokyo, recording with members of "Japan", Duran Duran, Ippu Do's Masami Tsuchiya, the late Kenichi Kurosawa,Bill Nelson. etc
... more
If you like Jan Linton, you may also like:
The Man Downstairs: Demos & Rarities
by Robyn Hitchcock
supported by 7 fans who also own “King Hong (radio mix)”
Such a joy to see live at Pappy & Harriet's and here's to your 70th - may the next trip around the sun bring you the joy you have brought us
go to album
Life After Infinity
by Robyn Hitchcock
supported by 7 fans who also own “King Hong (radio mix)”
I'm still a little blown away by the fact that one of my guitar influences released an instrumental guitar album on the same day as me and I didn't realize it. But I've listened to it twice now and it gets better with every play. In places it's like Syd Barret, Robby Krieger, and the Penguin Cafe Orchestra are having a jam session.
go to album
supported by 6 fans who also own “King Hong (radio mix)”
A Secret Wish is still an album I play to this day. It has never waned. I actually think it has got better with age. I'm not a fan generally of live recordings but this is one I love listening to. And Disziplin is on here too. Just as I remember it on The Tube. Who could ask for anything more? Just wish I would have been there but this is the next best thing. ❤
go to album
Delicate, natural-feeling ambient work for electric guitar, piano and field recording by this storied Japanese experimental artist.
go to album
Ten gorgeous compositions from Iceland’s Gísli Gunnarsson that ride the line between ambient & modern classical. Breathtaking.
go to album
Misty Memories
by From Overseas & City of Dawn
Tape and guitar loops combine to create mesmerizing atmospherics, like watching the Northern Lights ripple in the sky.
go to album
Hans und Lieselotte
by Steven Jones & Logan Sky
supported by 6 fans who also own “King Hong (radio mix)”
“Lieselotte Is Not An Object;” exuded the fevered hint of glorious mid-period Cab Volt accented with more than a dollop of DAF’s proto-EBM. The spheric, analog pulsations hit the sweat spot for crepuscular club electro. Full Review: https://postpunkmonk.com/2018/01/24/sacre-bleu-steven-jones-logan-sky-release-hans-lieselotte-just-4-months-after-corrupt-state/
go to album
