Credits:

Anne Dudley

Description:

The Art of Noise was a shocking 80's group that experimentally collaged various sounds using innovative sampling techniques that took the world by surprise. Anne Dudley created some of the most impressive piano and string orchestrations. Thirty years after the release of "In Visible Silence," AoN fans have been waiting with bated breath for this album, which reinterprets a number of hit songs from the early ZTT and China Records era as new piano arrangements, sometimes sampling the sound of the piano itself and even the strings being beaten and scraped. AoN fans have been waiting with bated breath for this Japan-exclusive project! The album includes "Moments in Love," a well-known song from the Softbank commercial starring Kim Taku; "Robinson Crusoe," known as the ending theme for the Fujifilm commercial and Jet Stream in the 90s; "Legs," the theme for Mr. Malick; "Beat Box;" "Close (To The Edit);" and "The Piano," the theme for the AoN's "The Piano," which was released in the 90s. (To The Edit)," and "Radio Star Tragedy" by The Buggles. Special paper jacket ●12-page booklet ●Commentary: Ian Peel (Editor-in-Chief of Classic Pop Magazine, Art of Noise historian) + Japanese translation/Japanese commentary (tentative)