In 1975, Philadelphia brothers The Visitors - Earl and Carl Grubbs - recorded a debut that sits deep within the spiritual jazz lineage opened by late-period John Coltrane, though it speaks in its own voice, the album carrying a sense of devotional intensity. 'Motherland' holds at the centre with the sax lines rising and folding back on themselves, circling a phrase that doesn't quite settle. 'Fables Of Africa' leans into a more incantatory feel, then 'I Want To Talk About You' slows everything down, each note placed with care. If spiritual jazz seeks transcendence, this reaches for it without ever sounding certain it will arrive.