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May 27, 2022 · ambient London. The Twenty-three Views by Floating World Pictures, released 27 May 2022 1. The Village Headman Pleading With The Old Ferryman 2. Salt-wind Rises at the Waterfront Promenade 3. Til Dusk, at Devran 4. From 23 Views Of Sai Kung Hoi (Day One) 5. Fairbairn's Floating World 6. Bura Boro 7.
Floating World Pictures Just as haiku are rooted in close observation of nature and the seasons, a time and a place – a tiny meditation that both seizes the moment and brings about a much wider understanding – so too are the improvised explorations and tape manipulations of Floating World Pictures.
Floating World Pictures is a ‘Loud Ambient’ project led by @chestynutt, producer & member of @snappedankles, and graphic/sound artist & instrument builder @raimundwong For this new release they have come together with producer Ocean Moon (AKA Jon Tye) to create a heady brew of deep, resonant sonic exploration, spanning two sides of a beautiful limited cassette.
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Floating World Pictures. London, UK. FWP are Chestnutt & Raimund Wong - Chestnutt is a founding member of Snapped Ankles. Raimund is most recognised for his graphic work for Church of Sound, TRC & International Anthem.
May 10, 2022 · The legendary National Geographic magazine always comes up with a series of striking images set in nature. In many ways, the sounds Floating World Pictures come up on The Twenty-Three Views are actually aural companions to those striking images you can find in any issue of ‘National Geographic.’. No wonder Chestnutt and Wong wanted them ...
Jun 27, 2022 · In the shared space arranged by Floating World’s ideology, the record is a culmination of seasoned cooperative creativity. Taking inspiration from the Japanese environmental and ambient music of the 1980s and UK leftfield electronic music of the mid-90s, this is a soothing yet mysterious piece of New Age goodness with a dash of jazz.
Coma World’s debut album - a spontaneous collection of sonic debris - was released on genre defying label Byrd Out in February 2021. From Cosmic flushes that wouldn’t sound amiss on a record by Byrd Out collaborator the late, great Andrew Weatherall, through to drowsy groove meditations and explosive eruptions, the album plays by its own rules but demands attention.
