Fujiya & Miyagi - Your Silent Face (New Order) (2012) (Audio)

Great cover song by Brighton-based Fujiya & Miyagi who are influenced by 70's electronics as much as Krautrock and French 60's soundtracks and Ye ye pop. Those influences combine to glorious effect on yhis re-working of a track whose understated simplicity is embellished here with strong European sensibilities and which draws a clear parallel between New Order amd old world sophisticates like Manuel Gottsching or even Jean Michel Jarre at his warmest.

[@irradix213]

Endless, endless...

[@ken-pk9fh]

beautiful.

[@djakartaflower]

Love it! Thank you for sharing. New Order forever!!!

[@bethbrockett7839]

Nice spin on it!! It's better then anyone who didn't try!! ;)

[@Pomelo55]

Excellent reinterpretation, mates!

[@BlaineHeggie]

very interesting and refreshing

[@neilhenderson458]

Not a bad version of the Best song off the " Tory Party album " as I call it 😁😆🤔

[@tangkad99]

What's wrong with japanese? For your info Fujiya and Miyagi is the name of the band and they are from UK.

[@floatingboy3363]

Cazzo canti diventi iper-superfluo.

[@jeb7667]

Nothing wrong with Japanese at all. Now the saki has worn off, I must apologise as they are clearly European. Wow, what a night / fortnight and thanks for the info.
Where's Hooky?

[@skinnyneckhex]

and/or chasing bernard's coattails

[@ThePixieRules]

The name is for a Japanese Anime, not cause there are of Japan, are of ENGLAND

[@gmo4250]

The band are from Brighton in England. The name came from a poster of a lot of old record players, one of which was called a Fujiya(Japanese electrical company); and Miyagi is the name of the old mentor in The Karate Kid.

[@jeb7667]

Agree with BernardHChrist ... fantastic interpretation about a classical New Order song, but needs to be sung in an harsh North European voice, not a Japanese one.

[@BernardHChrist]

So great...until he starts singing. Such a shame about the vocal.