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Lovely.

James Acaster here.

In 2017, I had a breakdown, and I dealt with that breakdown by listening to as much music from 2016

as I possibly could. As a result, I now own over 600 albums that came out in 2016, and I'm

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, and a guest each week.

This week, I've sent my guest, Rob Deering, the album, Beyond the Fleeting Gales, by crying.

Oh, hey, oh,, three piece, guitars.

I think the same guy plays guitar man based on the album actually, as a drummer who since left the band,

and a wonderful vocalist as well.

From time to time,

Bush and more Good years

Welcome to mine.

This album I discovered initially through a list of most overlooked albums from 2016.

As you can imagine, I've probably read every single list that has that title.

This is one of the first ones I saw.

This album basically combines elements of chip tune music, that is music that is made,

like 8-bit music made from computers and

stuff like game boys and old video games and also almost elements of adult-orientated rock bands like

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