
Japan
- New wave music
- Rough Guides
- art pop
- glam rock
Why it matters
Japan emerged from South London in the mid-1970s, evolving from their glam rock roots into a distinctive sound that blended art rock and electronic music. The lineup featured David Sylvian on vocals and guitar, alongside Steve Jansen, Mick Karn, Richard Barbieri, and Rob Dean.
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Gary Numan - I, Assassin - LP
$20.00Gary Numan's 'I, Assassin' pulses with a similar electronic groove and synth-pop flair, making it a natural companion for fans of Japan's sound.
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Depeche Mode - Some Great Reward - LP
$34.00Depeche Mode's 'Some Great Reward' dives into rich synth textures and danceable beats, echoing the essence of Japan's electronic landscape.
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Gary McFarland - Requiem for Gary McFarland - LP
$12.00Gary McFarland's 'Requiem for Gary McFarland' blends electronic elements with a jazzy edge, providing a unique twist that complements the synth-pop genre.
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John Waite - Mask Of Smiles - LP
$10.00John Waite's 'Mask Of Smiles' features synth-pop influences that resonate with the electronic vibes of Japan, adding a touch of rock flair.
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John Lennon - The Wedding Album - LP
$40.00John Lennon's 'The Wedding Album' experiments with electronic sounds and ambient textures, offering a more avant-garde take that still fits within the electronic family.
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Gary Moore - More & Guitar Crazy - LP
$16.00Gary Moore's 'More & Guitar Crazy' brings a different flavor with its rock roots, but still shares a creative spirit that fans of Japan might appreciate.
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Ultravox - Systems of Romance - LP
$30.00Ultravox's 'Systems of Romance' offers sharp hooks and a new wave vibe that aligns perfectly with the late-night electronic listening experience.
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Japan Vinyl Records For Sale
Find Japan vinyl records for sale at The Den. Our collection features unique Japan albums that are available now, with vinyl records in stock that change regularly. Don’t miss your chance to grab these sought-after pieces—once they’re gone, they’re gone!
There's a growing demand for Japan's music as collectors and enthusiasts alike seek out their iconic sound. These vinyl records are highly coveted, celebrated for their blend of art rock and synth-pop that continues to inspire new generations.


