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Back up to: James Acaster's Perfect Sounds

1. Suzi Ruffell & The Tut's Update Your Brain

   Suzi adores the melodic feminist anthems on this debut punk album.
2. Suzi Ruffell & the One Women Orchestra

   Suzi is dazzled and slightly confused by this dreamlike Latvian album.
3. Sophie Duker & samba-punk

   Sophie shocks James with a secret as they discuss a samba-punk fusion album.
4. Sophie Duker & a raw, genre-hopping record

   Sophie is back and absolutely loves Mal Devisa's debut album Kiid.
5. Sindhu Vee & Death Grip鈥檚 Bottomless Pit

   Sindhu Vee puts in the effort for the experimental hip hop trio.
6. Sindhu Vee & conceptual club bangers

   Sindhu is not judging anyone who wants to listen to Popp by Oval.
7. Sarah Keyworth & bedroom indie-pop

   Sarah learns about the hidden depths of this intriguing bedroom indie-pop album.
8. Sarah Keyworth & a mysterious choral album

   Sarah needs convincing about the story behind Songs I-V by Rocks & Waves Song Circle.
9. Romesh Ranganathan & head-scrambling math rap

   Romesh is delighted to discover Badd Timing by The Sooper Swag Project.
10. Romesh Ranganathan & Beyonc茅's Lemonade

    Romesh discovers the album that changed James' mind about pop.
11. Rob Deering & outsider soul music

    Rob Deering is up for the challenge of Jon Bap's 'What Now?'.
12. Rob Deering & 80s stadium-rock-pop

    Rob learns to love an album that sounds like stadium rock for an anime film in the 80s.
13. Rachel Parris & blissful ambient folk

    Rachel is drawn to the folk side of Karima Walker's album.
14. Phil Wang & Eurosceptic hip-hop

    Phil gets to grips with a Eurosceptic experimental hip-hop album, and tacos.
15. Phil Wang & electronic Mexican folk

    Phil absolutely loves Me Demand贸 DEMOS by San Cha.
16. Nish Kumar & Kevin Abstract's American Boyfriend: A Suburban Love Story

    Nish is blown away by this concept album from Brockhampton's Kevin Abstract.
17. Nish Kumar & Bon Iver's 22, A Million

    Bon Iver fan Nish listens for the first time to the band's 2016 experimental masterpiece.
18. Nathaniel Metcalfe & live improvised blues

    Nathaniel would like to dig New Guitar Old Hat Knew Blues by Mike Cooper.
19. Nathaniel Metcalfe & David Bowie鈥檚 Blackstar

    Bowie fan Nathaniel revisits his brilliant final album.
20. Mae Martin and a drone folk crossover

    Mae gets dark and moody to drone folk by Irish singer-songwriter Katie Kim.
21. Mae Martin & Jeff Rosenstock's Worry

    Mae Martin is thrilled by the album from which the podcast takes its name.
22. Kwame Asante & outsider grime

    Kwame is persuaded by grime artist Trim's collaboration with James Blake's label.
23. Kwame Asante & noise rock

    Kwame puts in the work for A Self-Help Tragedy by Doomsday Student.
24. Kemah Bob & Noname's Telefone

    Kemah is a huge fan of this beautiful debut mixtape from rapper Noname.
25. Kemah Bob & Colombian Crunch

    Kemah Bob marvels at this brand new genre from the band Pixvae.
26. John Kearns & teenage three piece rock

    John prefers the second half of Out of Sight by Falling.
27. John Kearns & celebratory North African sampled vinyl

    John wants to dance to Tunisian producer and DJ Ghoula's celebratory album Hlib El Ghoula
28. Joe Sutherland & grindcore

    Joe takes a metaphorical HIIT class with a relentless grindcore album.
29. Joe Sutherland & Car Seat Headrest's Teens of Denial

    Joe has the pleasure of a massive indie hit for his second appearance on the podcast.
30. Jen Brister & Laura Mvula's The Dreaming Room

    Jen discovers why this award-winning album got Laura Mvula dropped from her label.

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