The Sorcerers – Other Worlds and Habitats Mankunku Quartet and late-night listening

and late-night listening

but it never feels heavy-handed—just honest

and sometimes reminiscent of Kim Gordon

and Māori/Pacifica tradition into a deeply meditative whole

this album is a stone-cold classic for those who like their fusion moody

The Sorcerers – Other Worlds and Habitats Mankunku Quartet and late-night listeningThe Sorcerers return with Other Worlds and Habitats, a deeply textured evolution of their signature Ethio inspired jazz, steeped in analogue warmth and shimmering with forward looking psychedelia. Released via Leeds based ATA Records, this is the fourth LP from the trio of Neil Innes (bass), Joost Hendrickx (drums), and Richard Ormrod (reeds flute vibes)this time joined by synth wizard Johnny Richards, whose vintage keyboards (Jen 73, Mellotron,