Flashback Magazine
REVIEWS
Thorough coverage of recent CDs, LPs and books, taking in household names (the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin), cult heroes (Family, Nick Drake and the Velvet Underground) and ultra-obscurities (Prints Of Darkness, Hendrickson Road House and That’s Why), with exclusive Q&As about certain items under review
Drawing on detailed new interviews, David Biasotti tells the fascinating tale of Britain’s great lost folk-rock band, accompanied by many rare and previously unseen images
JUKEBOX
Sean Kennedy and Alia O’Brien of Blood Ceremony on the tracks that have inspired them
Peter Eden talks us through many of his
classic productions, from protest folk to
avant-garde jazz
GO
The full story of late 60s America’s only music weekly
Scott D. Wilkinson explores this fine Long Island psychedelic rock band
MONO V. STEREO
Round 2: Patrick Lundborg heads underground to conclude his investigation into mix differences
Beverley Martyn candidly recounts her experiences of Swingin’ London, Monterey and Woodstock, as well has her turbulent marriage
MANDRAKE MEMORIAL
Richard Morton Jack gives the fullest ever account of Philadelphia’s premier psychedelic rock band
Flashback’s panel nominates 50 of the most interesting albums in this infamous genre
Aaron Milenski and Collin Makamson on the records that anticipated the sound of ‘77
JULY
David Wells tells the full story behind this beloved British psychedelic quintet
FRACTION
Austin Matthews on California’s enigmatic Christian rockers
Nick Carter’s remarkable homemade electronic opus Abstracts & Extracts
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• Rare photos
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Edited by Richard Morton Jack (co-founder of Sunbeam Records and editor of the Galactic Ramble and Endless Trip books), Flashback is a new magazine covering overlooked 60s and 70s music in depth, with outstanding new writing from authorities including Richie Unterberger, Patrick Lundborg, David Wells and Aaron Milenski. 212 pages in length and full-colour throughout, it's packed with original research, new interviews and rare images, making it essential reading for serious music fans.
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