David Bowie – “Sound with Vision” advert for digitally remastered Berlin trilogy albums, New Musical Express,  August 31 1991. Publication: New Musical Express Date: August 31 1991 Country: United Kingdom Section / Page: Advertisement Page Format: Album Reissue Promotion / Full‑Page Advert Overview A full‑page New Musical Express advertisement promoting the digitally remastered reissues of David Bowie’s late‑1970s trilogy — Low, Heroes, and Lodger — under the campaign title..

A vibrant Bizz Magazine cover from Brazil celebrating David Bowie’s visit and interview in September 1990. The issue captures Bowie’s global influence at the dawn of the Sound + Vision tour, alongside features on Jimi Hendrix, Madonna, Roxette, and Soul II Soul. WRITER / ARTIST / DATE / LENGTH Writer: Bizz Magazine Editorial Team Artist: David Bowie Date: September 1, 1990 Length: 5 min read OVERVIEW This Bizz Magazine cover feature coincided with Bowie’s Sound + Vision tour

A striking full‑page Billboard magazine advert thanking fans for Bowie’s million‑plus‑attended North American leg of the Sound + Vision Tour. The design captures Bowie’s sleek, modernist aesthetic — a visual statement of gratitude and reinvention. WRITER / ARTIST / DATE / LENGTH Writer: Billboard Magazine / RZO Productions Artist: David Bowie Date: July 28, 1990 Length: 4 min read OVERVIEW This Billboard advert marked the conclusion of Bowie’s North American Sound + Vision To

A full‑page Billboard magazine advert announcing the 1990 digital remaster reissues of David Bowie’s *Aladdin Sane* and *Pin Ups* albums as part of the Sound + Vision campaign. The design merges 1970s iconography with 1990s modernity, celebrating Bowie’s timeless innovation. WRITER / ARTIST / DATE / LENGTH Writer: Billboard Magazine / Rykodisc Promotions Artist: David Bowie Date: July 7, 1990 Length: 4 min read OVERVIEW This Billboard advert promoted the next instalments i

The advert highlights the remastered editions of *Space Oddity*, *The Man Who Sold the World*, and *Hunky Dory*, emphasising richer sound and the inclusion of previously unreleased tracks. This positioned the reissues not merely as reprints but as expanded, revitalised versions of Bowie’s early masterpieces.

The advert positions “Fame 90” as both a celebration of Bowie’s legacy and a reinvention, offering multiple remixes across every major format — from 7" picture discs to 12" shrink‑wrap editions.

A striking full‑page Billboard advert announcing the relaunch of David Bowie’s catalogue under the *Sound + Vision* banner. The design combines futuristic imagery and bold typography, positioning Bowie’s early albums as timeless works reimagined for the digital age. WRITER / ARTIST / DATE / LENGTH Writer: Billboard Magazine / Rykodisc Promotions Artist: David Bowie Date: January 23, 1990 Length: 4 min read OVERVIEW This *Billboard* advert introduced the first three titles

A full‑page US advertisement promoting Tin Machine’s second album *Tin Machine II* and their upcoming national tour. The design radiates bold confidence — a fusion of modernist typography, vivid colour, and stark portrait photography that captures the band’s raw intensity. Writer: Victory Music Promotions Team Artist: Tin Machine (David Bowie, Reeves Gabrels, Hunt Sales, Tony Sales) Date: September 6, 1988 Length: 4 min read This US advert announced the release of *Tin Ma

A full‑page Belgian promotional poster for David Bowie’s album *Never Let Me Down*, combining bold typography, monochrome portraiture, and vibrant accents. The design captures Bowie’s confident late‑1980s persona and his European tour momentum. Writer: EMI America Promotions Team Artist: David Bowie Date: June 2, 1987 Length: 4 min read This Belgian advert, titled “Bowiessimo!”, announced Bowie’s new album *Never Let Me Down* and his upcoming live performance at Werchter.

A sharp, provocative snapshot of Bowie at his most self‑aware — the Sunday Magazine cover story questioning his sanity while celebrating his perpetual reinvention. 📰 Page 1 — Cover Feature Publication: Sunday – News of the World Magazine Date: May 1, 1983 Country: United Kingdom Section / Page: Front Cover Format: Cover Feature / Photo Portrait What the Clipping Shows A striking close‑up of Bowie wearing a brown hat, his piercing blue eyes framed by warm lighting. The masth