The xx Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

AngelsThe xx1rank/position

The xx – Angels (Official Audio)

Formed in London in 2005, The xx stands out in the indie pop scene with its distinctive minimalist sound.

Their song “Angels” was released on July 17, 2012 as the lead single from their second album, Coexist, exploring themes of love and loss through introspective yet powerful lyrics.

Its serene melody and ghostly vocals resonate with listeners in the stillness of the night.

While depicting the complexity and transience of love, “Angels” also sings of hope for an unknown future, making it a perfect track for those seeking peace of mind in the late hours—a soothing comfort on sleepless nights.

CrystalisedThe xx2rank/position

The xx – Crystalised (Official Video)

This is a popular track from the English trio The xx’s first album.

They’re hugely popular worldwide now, aren’t they? Their headlining performance at Fuji Rock 2017 was absolutely stunning.

Jamie from The xx has truly incredible sound.

If you get the chance, give Jamie xx’s album a listen as well.

IslandsThe xx3rank/position

The xx – Islands (Official Video)

A song released as a single in 2009 from The xx’s self-titled debut album, by the indie pop band.

It’s a bright love song featuring the sound of calypso-style drums.

In 2010, it was covered by the Colombian singer-songwriter Shakira.

VCRThe xx4rank/position

The xx – VCR (Official Video)

This is a track by the London-based trio The xx, included on their 2010 debut album xx.

Their sound is often labeled as indie pop or dream pop, but the uniquely minimalist sonic world they create emphasizes delicacy and a languid, wistful mood rather than the brightness and glamour typically associated with the word “pop.” VCR refers to a video cassette recorder, and it’s employed effectively within the story sung from both male and female perspectives, evoking a curious sense of nostalgia.

Brave For YouThe xx5rank/position

The xx – Brave For You (Marfa Demo Version)

A track included on the album “I See You,” released in 2017 by the British indie pop band The xx.

It features a simple guitar melody and is sung about guitarist Romy Madley Croft’s deceased parents.

Last ChristmasThe xx6rank/position

The xx – ‘Last Christmas’ in the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge

A cover of Wham!’s classic “Last Christmas” by the popular British band The xx.

Unlike the original, its dark and melancholic melody makes it feel as if it were their own song—an outstanding cover.

MissingThe xx7rank/position

The XX – Missing (NJ)

An elegant, slow track by the British indie pop band The xx, included on their second album Coexist, released in 2012.

The album explores themes of sorrow, solitude, and intimacy.