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Of music news and criticism, I'm John Caramonica, a critic of the New York Times.

I'm Joe Cascarillo, a reporter at the New York Times.

It's Sinners Week on Popcast, the number one, the number one film.

Mm-hmm.

And by the time this comes out, presumably for another weekend of huge box office,

Sinners is the new Ryan Cougler film.

It stars Michael B. Jordan as a set of twins.

It focuses on, dare I say, a crossroads of a sort. It is a story about blues. It is a story about

white thievery of black art. It's a vampire and horror film, two genres, which I will confess

up front. I'm not that familiar with but Joe is we're

going to talk a lot about sinners the film and at the very end we're also going to get into a

tiny bit of the music with another guest but in the room with us today to my left it's

Wesley Morris critical large New York Times Wesley, only the music at the end?

No, we'll do it.

The music throughout, but we're going to zoom in on the blues.

Okay.

At the end.

With a cameo.

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