Envy of None are back with album two, Cat Ridgeway crafts an epic tribute to a friend’s tragic end, and Steven Wilson explores humanity and the galaxy with XTC’s Andy Partridge
Andy Partridge
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Beau Dure
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In an era full of quirky bands, XTC may have been the quirkiest. Their debut album featured primary singer/songwriter Andy Partridge leering at the Statue of Liberty amid musical settings…
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Dw. Dunphy
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Classic pop raconteur and all around nice guy is joined by Jason Falkner for the latest edition.
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Popdose Staff
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So this obscure thing came out last week we’re sure you know nothing about.
Rob Ross
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And as quickly as we premiered “She Makes Me Laugh”, here now is another brand new track from The Monkees’ forthcoming album, “You Bring The Summer” – this one written…
Dw. Dunphy
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Enter to win Pugwash’s ”Play This Intimately (As If Among Friends)” on ruby red vinyl!
Dw. Dunphy
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Pugwash is a band that jumped in the time machine in 1969 and, fortunately for us, arrived right on time now.
Dan Wiencek
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Andy Partridge thought XTC’s breakout album never sounded right. Now it does.
Chris Holmes
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Let’s take a look back at the 10 finest moments from XTC’s catalog as written by Colin Moulding.
Chris Holmes
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You can’t say these eight bands didn’t have their chance to do it one last time before the world came to an end.
Will Harris
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You submitted your questions for former XTC member Andy Partridge, and he answered them (well, most of them, anyway) during his Popdose Interview with Will Harris.
Will Harris
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Will Harris has lined up a Popdose Interview with pop songwriter extraordinaire and ex-XTC member Andy Partridge. Got any questions for Mr. Partridge? Let us know!
Will Harris
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I can still remember stumbling upon the CD for Voice of the Beehive’s Let It Bee for the first time. I guess you could argue that it stood out because,…
Will Harris
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If there’s anything more deadly to a band’s career in the States than being pegged (however briefly) as the next big thing in the British press, it’s having a bit…
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