German sitarist and composer known for blending electronic and ethnic sounds; studied with Ustad Imrat Khan and associated with the Khani Gharana; collaborated with Popol Vuh and appeared with Amon Düül II.

Principal instrument: sitar; member/associate of the Khani Gharana; active since the 1960s; noted for a hybrid of electronic and ethnic ambient music.

A poetic five-star review (Lao Tze) that calls Mahogany Nights Al Gromer Khan's supreme work. Highlights: sitar as principal instrument; fusion of electronic and ethnic textures; studies with Ustad Imrat Khan and ties to Khani Gharana; collaborations with Popol Vuh and Amon Düül II; described as 'techno-shamanism.'

For:Listeners of ambient, world, electronic and sitar-based music; fans of kosmische/world-fusion aesthetics.

 "...at night you may still happen to hear sounds of wheezing harmoniums and old Kurds who for a thousand years offer their chests to novenas...".

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