Mark Pritchard returns this Spring with The Four Worlds. An eight-track body or work further exploring the sonic worlds first encountered on 2016’s critically acclaimed opus Under The Sun. Akin to that album, Mark has once again collaborated with acclaimed visual artist Jonathan Zawada on artwork and visuals. The highlight of which is a thirteen minute visual odyssey through the four worlds bringing to life the ambient feel and engrossing cinematic soundscapes of the music. Having already collaborated on his last record with Thom Yorke, Bibio and Linda Perhacs, as well as touring with James Blake, The Four Worlds features Pritchard working with a collection of underground poets and musicians including Colorado’s psychedelic heroine Space Lady on “S.O.S”, and eighties cult radio artist Gregory Whitehead on “Come Let Us”. A1. Glasspops A2. Circle of Fear B1. Come Let Us Feat. Gregory Whitehead B2. The Arched Window B3. S.O.S. Feat. The Space Lady B4. Parkstone Melody II B5. Mên-an-Tol B6. The Four Worlds

• Format Detail: LP in paper inner in gatefold sleeve (one pocked sealed), Download Card Included
• Format: Vinyl
• Genre: Dance & Electronic

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