Jamali Maddix & satanic spirituals

James Acaster's Perfect Sounds

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4.8 • 798 Ratings

🗓️ 15 May 2020

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

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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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:04.7	Hey, if you like adult content and strong language, good news.
0:09.1	This podcast has plenty of it.
0:11.1	With any luck?
0:15.2	Hello, and welcome to James Acaster's Perfect Sounds.
0:18.7	My name is James Acaster, in 2017 I had a breakdown.
0:23.0	And I dealt with that breakdown by obsessively listening to music from 2016.
0:27.1	As a result, I now own over 600 albums released in 2016
0:30.8	and I'm convinced it is the greatest year for music of all time.
0:34.4	But it's not enough me being convinced.
0:36.1	I want to convince all of you and every single, I'm going to bring in a different guest,
0:39.8	play them an album from 2016,
0:41.7	and see if I can convert them.
0:43.4	This week, the guest is Jamali Maddox.
0:46.4	Excellent comedian, excellent documentary maker.
0:48.7	You should watch Hate Thy Neighbor by Jamali, which is on Vice.
0:51.7	I've sent Jamali, the black metal, African-American spirituals,
0:56.8	crossover, experimental album, Devil Is Fine, by Zeal and Arda.
1:01.6	Little one got to heat my warning.
1:05.8	Devil is kind.
1:08.3	Al-Barra is Massago. Fine as a foe. as far as as far as I know as I know this is the kind of thing Jamali we usually listen to.
1:30.6	Devil is Fine is one of the biggest independent releases of 2016.
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