James Acaster's Perfect Sounds Archiv
117 Episoden
24 Minuten
Sarah Keyworth learns about the hidden depths of Katie Dey's intriguing bedroom indie-pop album, Flood Network.
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Produced by Hannah Hufford Photography by Edward Moore Design by Danny Arter
25 Minuten
The first bonus episode, an interview in Melbourne with artist Katie Dey on identity, the internet and mental health, and her 2016 album Flood Network.
24 Minuten
Evelyn discovers the Malian hip-hop artist Luka Productions, named after his own studio, and his 2016 album Mali Kady. Plus 'Kettering Is Nice' makes its debut.
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Produced by Hannah Hufford Photography by Edward Moore Design by Danny Arter
26 Minuten
Rob learns to love Beyond the Fleeting Gales by Crying, an album described by James as stadium rock for an anime film in the 80s.
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Produced by Hannah Hufford Photography by Edward Moore Design by Danny Arter
26 Minuten
Desiree discovers Detroit rapper Danny Brown's album Atrocity Exhibition, aka CeeLo and Andre 3000's lovechild.
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Produced by Hannah Hufford Photography by Edward Moore Design by Danny Arter
25 Minuten
Joe Sutherland takes a metaphorical HIIT class, with the grindcore metal-classical fusion album Discordia by Bologna Violenta. Plus Tilda Swinton's got a new project.
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Produced by Hannah Hufford Photography by Edward Moore Design by Danny Arter
25 Minuten
Jen and James discuss why the Ivor Novello winning album The Dreaming Room got Laura Mvula dropped from her label. Plus a phone call with Laura's nan.
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Produced by Hannah Hufford Photography by Edward Moore Design by Danny Arter
21 Minuten
Jamali gets out of his comfort zone with the African American spirituals, satanic, black metal fusion album Devil is Fine by Zeal & Ardor. Plus, Buffy and Angel make a comeback.
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Produced by Hannah Hufford Photography by Edward Moore Design by Danny Arter
24 Minuten
Sophie shocks James with a musical secret, as they discuss the samba-punk fusion album MM3 by Meta Meta. Plus, who is the Brazilian Tina Turner?
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Produced by Hannah Hufford Photography by Edward Moore Design by Danny Arter
22 Minuten
Phil Wang gets to grips with the 2016 Eurosceptic experimental hip-hop album United Diktatürs of Europe, by Anarchist Republic of BZZZ. Plus why instruments are like tacos.
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Produced by Hannah Hufford Photography by Edward Moore Design by Danny Arter
24 Minuten
Romesh Ranganathan discovers the world's best-selling album of 2016... but, more importantly, the album that turned James onto pop.
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Produced by Hannah Hufford Photography by Edward Moore Design by Danny Arter
4 Minuten
For James Acaster 2016 is the greatest year for music of all time. Following a breakup James set out to rekindle his love for music by buying hundreds of new and niche releases from 2016. Now he’s sharing his obsession with fellow comedians, exploring his favourite albums: from Beyoncé’s internet-breaking Lemonade, to Colombian math rock fusion, and everything in between.
