Shindig!

Shindig! magazine is an eclectic cornucopia teeming with obscure TV and film, psychedelia, folk, garage rock, folk rock, progressive rock, funk and soul. Expect to find a treasure trove of intriguing tales in the magazine teeming with stories from the golden ages of music. Shindig! is the forum of choice for those who worship the forefathers of modern music. Join the community and enjoy a magazine teaming with the glories of 60’s and 70’s music, film, tv and much more! Legendary clubs, festivals and events, counterculture and everything in between is covered as well, with devotion, dedication and integrity. Over the last 20 years Shindig! has amassed a loyal following of readers from all walks of life, join them today!

World Countdown  Inside the pages of the short-lived California pop paper.

20 Questions: Bonnie Dobson 36 The Canadian legend glances back at 65 years of folk music’s changing faces.

Kula Shaker  From Britpop and #1 albums to rebirth and respect.

Sandro Brugnolini The Italian composer’s mind-blowing Overgroundand Underground diptych.

Kevin Ayers:The suave poster boy for exotic 42 psychedelic pop’s Whole World.

Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich The most misunderstood UK ’60s pop act? We aim to redress the balance.

Alice Cooper  As their first new album in 52 years lands, we join the surviving members of the hugely influential original line-up for an appreciation of their 1971 breakthrough.

Thoughts & Words: Your letters, tweets and emails.

Shindiggin’ What’s hot on the Shindig! turntable.

Subscribers’ Prize Draw: Subscribe now and you could win Jim Marshall’s luxurious Grateful Dead tome.

It’s A Happening Thing: Gwenno, His Lordship, Fruit Tones, La Nouvelle Musique, Tom Henry, The Final Solution, Jessica Risker, Midnight Rodeo, The Montgolfier Brothers, Chris Stamey, The Natural Yogurt Band, Sugarfoot.

Family Album: The Soft Boys’ Underwater Moonlight: still shining bright.

Deep Cuts: British ’60s actresses’ adventures in the pop game

Screen Time: All those times Doctor Who got really far-out.

Reviews: The best in reissues, new releases, books and live shows.

Vinyl Art: The Avengers’ NZ psych-pop pinnacle Medallion.

Vinyl Clicks: Daylight’s self-titled 1971 gem.