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XTC's discography evolved from 1970s new wave to sophisticated pastoral pop, defined by the songwriting partnership of Andy Partridge and Colin Moulding. Following a move to a studio-only format in 1982, the band produced critically acclaimed work like Skylarking (1986) before retiring in 2006. For a deeper look into the band's history and their unique songwriting process, watch this interview with Andy Partridge of XTC . "Hey friends

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The band's third album, (1980), is often cited as one of the greatest albums of all time. This work marked a significant turning point in XTC's career, as they began to explore more complex and atmospheric soundscapes. The album's success was followed by Say Yes Uncle Albert (1981), a more pop-oriented effort that featured the hit single "Senses Working Overtime."