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I See You (The xx album) "In Colour" "definitely informed what we're doing" for "I See You", while the band said the record would have a "completely different concept" from their first two albums. They also said the album would sound "more outward-looking, open and expansive". "I See You" was described by AnyDecentMusic? as an album of indie rock and dream pop music, while Matt Hobbs from "God Is in the TV" said the xx expanded on the dance portion of their usual fusion of indie and alternative dance sounds. According to "Pitchfork"s November 2016 update on the album, "I See You" was ultimately recorded between