Floating Flower : 
Kawabata Makoto : acoustic guitar 
Kaneko Yuki : violin, vocal 
Kaneko Tetsuya : pakhawaj 

 Floating Flower is a minimal raga folk unit formed in 1998 by the Indian classical musicians Kaneko Tetsuya and Kaneko Yuki and Kawabata Makoto from Acid Mothers Temple. 
They released two albums in the late 90s that were praised to the skies by some American and European magazines. The albums have been reissued several times on CD and LP, and in 2014 they were reissued in digitally remastered form to coincide with the group's reappearance. 
In 2020, they have released the first album "Disappearing Sound to The New Planet" for 21years since their last album. 
Floating Flower is a unique band - Kaneko Tetsuya is Japan's only pakhavaj performer, Yuki plays unusual Indian violin, while these albums are the only ones in Kawabata's entire 42 years musical career that feature him playing just gut guitar. 
Welcome to a psychedelic meditation night that beckons you into the raga-folk labyrinth!

Taking a New Step [Floating Flower]

"Live where your heart can be given and your life starts to unfold." – Tommy Hall.

#experimental #improvisation #nowave #stoner #psych #kraut #noiserock #punk #folklore.

Adam Majdecki-Janicki (1985) has been writing poetry, lyrics, composing, playing, and recording since 1998. His most important achievements to date include his debut poetry collection “Siva in Rags” (Kendra Steiner Editions, USA, 2008), the vinyl and CD “Second Hand Man” (Mimics Cool, Poland, 2011), the CD-R and vinyl “Stoned Gypsy Wanderer” (Kendra Steiner Editions, USA, 2014 / Ramble Records, Australia, 2021), the experimental/ambient album “Eimi” (Snow in Water Records, France, 2020), the vinyl album of his group Säure Adler (Ramble Records, Australia, 2021), and countless other physical and digital releases worldwide.

Taking a New Step [Floating Flower]

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