Stone To Flesh - CD - 2015
01 Mother London
02 Sleepers Awake
03 Ringing The Bell Backwards Pt.1 Siren / Pt2 Drift
04 Swim There
05 Closer Than "I"
06 Everything Ends In Darkness
[Bonus track]
07 Map of Falling
A reissue of the 1995 recording with all new artwork and a bonus track "Map of Falling" written specifically for this release on the K-Scope label
Lumen - CD / Vinyl - 2015
01 Sleepers Awake
02 When Things Dream
03 Lumen
04 The Night Gives Birth
05 Long Tales, Tall Shadows
06 Beginning The Melt
[Bonus track]
07 Crossing The Border
The only existing live performance from Jansen & Barbieri captured at the Legendary Melkweg venue in Amsterdam. Released simultaneously on CD & vinyl for the first time. Featuring Mick Karn on bass and saxophone, and Steven Wilson on guitar. Includes a bonus track "Crossing The Border" specifically for this release on the K-Scope label
Changing Hands - CD - 1997
01 Sun Trap in the Sea
02 Subtle Bodies
03 At Eleven
04 Spaced
05 Empty Orchestra
06 The Children Gathering Around the Lake
07 Memory and Listening
A one-off collaboration with Japanese DJ/composer Nobukazu Takemura. Mostly instrumental compositions apart from "At Eleven" which featueres vocals by Steve Jansen. Released by Medium Productions and in Japan by Flavour of Sound
01 Remains of a Fragile Illusion
02 Light Years
03 A Disturbed Sense of Distance
04 Breaking the Silence
05 Blue Lines
06 The Way the Light Falls
07 Distant Fire
A studio album released in 1996 from Jansen, Barbieri & Karn's own Medium Productions label which folded in 2004. Tracks 1-3 recorded in London 1995. Tracks 4-7 taken from the album 'Worlds In A Small Room which was recorded in Tokyo 1984. All remaining copies signed by Steve Jansen & Richard Barbieri
Stone To Flesh- CD - 1995
01 Mother London
02 Sleepers Awake
03 Ringing The Bell Backwards Pt.1 Siren / Pt2 Drift
04 Swim There
05 Closer Than "I"
06 Everything Ends In Darkness
A mix of instrumental music and songs with vocals provided by Steve Jansen. The first Jansen & Barbieri album to be released on their own Medium Productions label
Stories Across Borders - CD - 1991
01 Long Tales, Tall Shadows
02 When Things Dream
03 Lumen
04 The Insomniac's Bed
05 The Night Gives Birth
06 Celebration
07 Nocturnal Sightseeing
08 One More Zombie
Jansen & Barbieri's instrumental album released on the Venture label, a subsidiary of Virgin Records
Face To Face - 7" Single Vinyl - 1988
A1 Face To Face
B1 Second Sight
Jansen & Barbieri were commissioned to write a song for a Hitachi TV commercial. It was used in 3 different settings, each in 15 & 30 second lengths. The song was "Face To Face"
Second Sight - 7" & 12" Vinyl - 1987
01 Second Sight
02 Host To The Holy
The second single take from the "Catch The Fall" album under the pseudonym of The Dolphin Brothers.
Released on Virgin Records
Shining - 7" & 12" Vinyl - 1987
01 Shining (Am Ex Mix)
02 Shining
03 My Winter
The first single take from the "Catch The Fall" album under the pseudonym of The Dolphin Brothers.
Released on Virgin Records
Catch The Fall - CD / Vinyl - 1987
01 Catch The Fall
02 Shining
03 Second Sight
04 Love That You Need
05 Real Life, Real Answers
06 Host To The Holy
07 My Winter
08 Pushing The River
Jansen & Barbieri as The Dolphin Brothers. A collection of songs co-written by Jansen & Barbieri and sung by Steve Jansen.
Released on Virgin Records. The Japanese version of the CD contained the track "Face To Face" which was commissioned for a Hitachi TV commercial
Workds in a Small Room - CD / Vinyl - 1985
01 Breaking The Silence
02 Toys
03 Blue Lines
04 Mission
05 The Way The Light Falls
06 Balance
07 Moving Circles
08 Distant Fire
09 Move In Circles (Japanese Version Only)
The first collaboration between Steve Jansen and Richard Barbieri after the group Japan split. Recorded in Japan as part of a series of ambient video releases from JVC Victor, this was a soundtrack composed to NASA Space Shuttle Mission film footage. The Japanese version has a 'white circle' sleeve and contains a vocal track by Jansen which was omitted on the UK edition released by Pan East with the 'astronaut helmet' sleeve