XTC

new wave, post-punk, 80s

XTC

Discography

Pix Title Duration
In Another Life 03:04
The good things 03:50
Take This Town 02:40
Mayor of Simpleton (early work tape) 03:23
Making Plans for Nigel 04:13
River of Orchids 04:28
Super‐Tuff 03:09
Generals And Majors 04:04
Generals & Majors 04:04
The Last Balloon 04:16
Wounded Horse 03:33
When You’re Near Me I Have Difficulty 03:22
The Ballad of Peter Pumpkinhead (early home demo) 02:55
When You're Near Me I Have Difficulty 03:22
That's Really Super, Supergirl 03:21
Earn Enough For Us 02:53
Fruit Nut 02:45
Tissue Tigers (The Arguers) 03:28
Ten Feet Tall 03:16
Complicated Game 05:04
Pulsing Pulsing 02:28
Grass 03:05
King For A Day 03:37
Respectable Street 03:37
Sgt. Rock (Is Going To Help Me) 03:37
Love on a Farmboy’s Wages 03:58
Love On A Farmboy's Wages 03:58
Living Through Another Cuba 04:44
Statue Of Liberty 02:55
Thanks For Christmas 03:33
Easter Theatre (Home Demo) 03:43
All of a Sudden (It's Too Late) 05:21
Summer’s Cauldron 03:19
Summer's Cauldron 03:19
Burning With Optimism's Flames 04:15
All Of A Sudden (It’s Too Late) 05:21
All of a Sudden 05:21
Burning With Optimism's Flame 04:15
Burning With Optimism’S Flames 04:15
Roads Girdle the Globe 04:50
That’s Really Super, Supergirl 03:21
The Meeting Place 03:14
Poor Skeleton Steps Out 03:33
Runaways 04:34
Melt the Guns 06:34
Sgt. Rock 03:56
Harvest Festival 03:48
No Thugs In Our House 05:09
Ball And Chain 04:32
Paper And Iron (Notes And Coins) 04:17

Born: 0000-00-00

Country: GB

Biography - XTC

XTC was an alternative rock band from Swindon, England led by Andy Partridge (guitars, vocals) and Colin Moulding (bass, vocals). Active between the late 1970s and the mid 2000s, XTC's music ranged from jerky new wave/punk riffs to lushly-arranged progressive pop. They also drew heavily from vintage pop rock and psychedelia from the 1960s, genres which they began to explore more deeply after creating The Dukes of Stratosphear side-project. While XTC failed to maintain significant commercial success after the 1980s

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