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New XTC book out in March

By Jerry Ewing published

What Do You Call That Noise features every member over the years and celebrated fans...

Bands & Artists
Prog 93

Plus ca change! Rush are on the cover of the new issue of Prog on sale today!

By Jerry Ewing published

Plus Can, The Flower Kings, Twelfth Night, England, the story of Kscope records and more...

Bands & Artists
Colin Moulding

XTC's Colin Moulding returns to live action with four Swindon dates in October

By Jerry Ewing published

He'll be joined by former XTC drummer Terry Chambers for first live dates in 32 years...

Concerts & Shows
A portrait of XTC L-R: Dave Gregory, Colin Moulding, Terry Chambers, Andy Partridge

XTC albums ranked from worst to best – the ultimate guide

By Adam Smith published

XTC are turning 40 this year, so what better time to rifle through their extensive back catalogue and arrange it in order of greatness?

Albums
Cover art for XTC - Black Sea album

XTC - Black Sea album review

By Ian Fortnam published

Prog-pop, post-punk, art-rock hybrid receives a well-deserved expanded reappraisal

Albums
XTC - Black Sea album artwork

XTC - Black Sea album review

By Chris Roberts published

Not yet rated

XTC expansion series enters deep dark ocean

Albums
Cover art for XTC - This Is Pop album

XTC - This Is Pop review

By Paul Moody published

Heart-warming documentary on new-wave misfits-turned national treasure.

Documentary
XTC Bumper Book Of Fun For Boys And Girls: A Limelight Anthology - book cover

XTC Bumper Book Of Fun For Boys And Girls: A Limelight Anthology - book review

By Dom Lawson published

Not yet rated

Mark Fisher's Partridge-packed annual for Skylarking diehards

Biographies
The two new films

New film soundtracks embrace the power of prog

By Scott Munro published

Soundtracks for two new indie films embrace prog and space rock and feature artists including Rick Wakeman, John Wetton, Hawkwind and Nektar

Bands & Artists
XTC Skylarking album cover

XTC - Skylarking reissue album review

By Mark Beaumont published

Rundgren versus Partridge equals accidental classic

Albums
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