Flash And The Pan
Flash and the Pan formed in Australia in the late 1970s around Harry Vanda and George Young, the songwriting team who had worked with AC/DC. Their sound mixed...
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Flash and the Pan formed in Australia in the late 1970s around Harry Vanda and George Young, the songwriting team who had worked with AC/DC. Their sound mixed rock with early synthesizers, and their debut single 'Waiting for a Train' got some international attention.
They put out albums like 'In the City' in 1980 and 'Headlines' in 1982. Songs like 'Psychos On The Street' and 'Barking At The Moon' had a tense, electronic edge that felt different from straight-ahead rock at the time. The band's lineup shifted, with vocalist Russell Morris leaving at some point.
By the 1990s, they were doing reunion tours and compilations. The music holds up as a particular kind of late-70s/early-80s Australian studio project, more about mood and texture than big anthems.
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