Xtc - Nonsuch [LP] Good Neighbours a swirling mania that persists

a swirling mania that persists on the b-side with “Die Wolken” and “Großstadtindianer” whose crude synthesizer noises escalate in tension

Free to Move represents the peak of the band's career

climactic barn-burner that invites listeners into the band's funhouse version of D

Ridiculously difficult to find

Xtc - Nonsuch [LP] Good Neighbours a swirling mania that persistsDouble 200gm vinyl LP pressing. Nonsuch has been mastered by Jason Mitchell at Loud Mastering with input from Andy Partridge and is fully approved by XTC. Nonsuch, XTC's tenth album, was recorded in 1991 and originally issued in March 1992. It was a top 30 album in the UK (#28) and Top 100 album in the USA (#97), where it also made it to #1 in the, then significant, College album chart. It was also Grammy nominated in the 'Alternative albums' category