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XTC

Go 2

Go 2

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  • Released Date: 22 May 2006

  • Genre: Rock/Pop

Our Take

XTC's "Go 2" is like a rollercoaster ride through a funhouse of sound, with twists and turns that will leave your head spinning. From the moment you press play, you're catapulted into a whirlwind of quirky lyrics, off-kilter melodies, and infectious energy that's impossible to resist.

Frontman Andy Partridge's vocals are a force to be reckoned with, effortlessly shifting from soothing croons to frenetic outbursts in the blink of an eye. The guitar work is sharp and jagged, cutting through the mix like a knife through butter. And the rhythm section? Tighter than a hipster's skinny jeans.

Tracks like "Meccanik Dancing (Oh We Go!)" and "Battery Brides (Andy Paints Brian)" showcase the band's knack for crafting catchy hooks that will have you singing along in no time. But don't be fooled by the poppy exterior – there's a dark underbelly to "Go 2" that reveals itself upon closer inspection.

With its frenetic energy, offbeat charm, and undeniable sense of fun, XTC's "Go 2" is a joyride of an album that will have you coming back for more. So buckle up, dear reader, and prepare to be taken on a wild and wonderful journey through the twisted minds of one of the UK's most beloved bands. Trust us, you won't regret it.

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. Meccanik Dancing (Oh We Go!)
2. Battery Brides (Andy Paints Brian)
3. Buzzcity Talking
4. Crowded Room
5. The Rhythm
6. Red
7. Beatown
8. Life Is Good in the Greenhouse
9. Jumping in Gomorrah
10. My Weapon
11. Super-Tuff
12. I Am the Audience
13. Are You Receiving Me?

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XTC

XTC: The Eccentric Geniuses of Swindon If there's one band that encapsulates the quirky, offbeat charm of British alternative rock, it's XTC. Formed in Swindon in 1972, this group of musical mavericks has been pushing the boundaries of pop music for nearly five decades. Led by the enigmatic frontman Andy Partridge, XTC's music is a heady mix of angular guitars, intricate melodies, and razor-sharp lyrics. Songs like "Senses Working Overtime" and "Making Plans for Nigel" showcase the band's knack for combining infectious hooks with thought-provoking social commentary. But XTC's appeal goes beyond just their music. The band's live performances are legendary for their energy and unpredictability, with Partridge's charismatic stage presence keeping audiences on their toes. And let's not forget their iconic music videos, which often feature surreal visuals and playful nods to pop culture. Despite their critical acclaim and dedicated fanbase, XTC has always remained somewhat under the radar in the mainstream music world. But for those in the know, this band is a true hidden gem, ripe for discovery. So whether you're a die-hard XTC fan or a newcomer to their eclectic sound, one thing's for sure: this band is not to be missed. Take a dive into the weird and wonderful world of XTC – your ears will thank you.

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