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James Acaster here, comedian and music fan, and in 2017, I had a breakdown.

To deal with that breakdown, I bought as much music in 2016 as I possibly could,

I'm now convinced it's the greatest year for music of all time.

But it's not enough me being convinced.

I also want to convince each and every single one of you.

This is one of our bonus episodes,

so it's a bit more of a deep dive on an album we've already discussed on the podcast.

If you've listened to the podcast, you'll know that our most recent episode

was Sarah Keyworth talking about Rocks and Waves Song Circle, an obscure and mysterious album from

2016. A lot of mystery behind the album. People don't know really who's on it, how it came about.

Yeah. how it came about. Keyworth, however, Sarah Keyworth was not convinced about the mystery of behind it all.

She thought it was fishy.

She thought there was something afoot.

When I told her the little stories I'd heard, she dismissed it all.

So I had to go further. I went to the record label, to Bongo Joe, a Geneva-based record label.

A brilliant record label, by the way, not only did they release Rox and Ways Song Circle in 2016,

they also released the Pixfay Circle in 2016, they also released

the Pixfay album in 2016, which we've already discussed on this podcast. Kima Bob absolutely

loved that album. She wasn't cynical about it at all. Keyworth!

Here we come, we come, we come. Anyway, I contacted Bongo Joe, and I spoke to Cyril Yaterian. He's one of the main guys over there.

He put out Roxham Wave Song Circle, and he's met Isaac Sundstrom, the guy behind the whole album.

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