Displaying episodes 31 - 52 of 52 in total
Steven Wilson remixing XTC
Audio-guru Steven Wilson talks to The XTC Podcast about his stereo mixes and 5.1 surround versions of XTC classics
XTC's Andy Partridge – My Failed Songwriting Career
XTC's Andy Partridge talks about writing to order, the collaborations that work and the perils of being a songwriter for hire.
Colin Moulding: The Hardest Battle
To mark the release of The Hardest Battle, the mighty Colin Moulding of XTC talks about being true to himself, avoiding cliches and fighting off being beige.
Oranges and Ladybirds – part two
A deep dive into XTC's lyrical references, including the flora and fauna of River of Orchids, the one-way traffic of English Roundabout and the coastal retreat of Bung...
XTC: This Is Power Pop? with Brian Vander Ark and Paul Myers
Brian Vander Ark of the Verve Pipe and editor Paul Myers talk about harmony, songwriting and XTC
Oranges and Ladybirds – part one
The influence of British nursery rhymes on XTC songs ranging from Ladybird to We're All Light, Ballet for a Rainy Day and Brainiac's Daughter
Church of Women
XTC fans discuss Ladybird, Church of Women, Take This Town, The Last Balloon, The Mayor of Simpleton – and The Woman's Encyclopedia of Myths and Secrets
The authors: Twomey, Bernhardt and Fisher
A lively conversation about putting XTC in print with authors Chris Twomey, Todd Bernhardt and Mark Fisher.
Making Plans for Nigel: What Happened Next
Tom Clarke of The Enemy explains why he has brought the XTC character into the 21st century on The Chronicles of Nigel. He's joined by Laurie Nankivell who talks about...
A Merry XTCmas: part two
In the second Christmas episode, Andy Partridge and Chris Butler take us through some of their favourite seasonal songs
A Merry XTCmas: part one
The first of two Christmas episodes features Andy Partridge, Chris Butler and Martin Newell, choosing their favourite festive songs
X-sTatiC: the XTC cover band story
For the first time in over ten years, Dan Barrow, Ed Percival, Adrian Ogden and Mick Casey come together to talk about playing in XTC cover band X-sTatiC, remembering ...
Young generation takeover
What does XTC mean to a young generation of music lovers? From England, Scotland, Wales and the US, fans in their 20s come together to talk about music, art, creativit...
What Do You Call That Noise? The XTC Podcast Trailer
What Do You Call That Noise? The XTC Podcast brings together fans and musicians alike to celebrate the enduring music of XTC. Every month, we take a fresh look at the ...
Why comedians love XTC
In this special bonus episode, recorded live as part of the online XTC Convention on 19 September 2020, author Mark Fisher talks to leading stand-up comedians about th...
Black Sea at 40 with Hugh Padgham and Dave Gregory
To celebrate the 40th anniversary of XTC's Black Sea, sound engineer Hugh Padgham joins guitarist Dave Gregory for a 90-minute special. They talk about the clanking an...
Andrew Swainson: Designs on XTC
Illustrator and graphic designer Andrew Swainson has been collaborating with Andy Partridge for over 20 years. As well as working on XTC and Dukes of Stratosphear re-r...
Dave Gregory: Tunes of Good
Guitarist and keyboard player Dave Gregory talks about his contribution to the sound of XTC
XTC vs Adam Ant (feat Andy Partridge)
Jordan Cooper of Don't Let's Start: A Podcast About They Might Be Giants (https://anchor.fm/dontletsstart) joins Mark Fisher, Mark Reed and David White to talk about t...
Andy Partridge Everything'll Be Alright
To cheer us up during the Covid-19 lockdown, Andy Partridge pays a call to What Do You Call That Noise? The XTC Podcast with the promise that Everything'll Be Alright....
Breathing the Same Air with Andrew M Stafford
Andrew M Stafford recalls his time with XTC during the making of The Big Express. Belinda Blanchard previews her performance at the XTC Convention 2020. Mark Fisher, M...
Garden of Earthly Delights (feat Colin Moulding)
A discussion of the XTC tribute album Garden of Earthly Delights, featuring XTC's Colin Moulding, as well as Mark Fisher, David White and Mark Reed