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A special edition from Shindig – one that'd fully devoted to the psychedelic folk heroes Incredible String Band! Witches Hats & Painted Chariots explores the legendary work of the group, their expansive influence on their contemporaries and generations to come, and their continuing adventures and solo material from the late 60s to today. Incredible String Band founders Mike Heron and Robin Williamson both contribute to the magazine – and it's got 100 pages of material – filled with well-written pieces and tons of full cover photos.

Shindig's got a cover feature on The Seeds in this issue – with a great piece on the making of the group's brilliant The Future record – plus features on Francoise Hardy, Pied Piper Records, Underground Drive-In, Matt Berry, Sandie Shaw, The Third Power, Marsupliami and You Am I! This issue also previews an upcoming Harry Nilsson box set, heads into the studio with The Thanes, talks with Michael Chapman about his legendary Wrecked Again record and lots more!

The excellent annual roundup of out-of-print issues of Shindig – plus a pair of previously unpublished articles from the groovy magazine for psyche, garage, prog, powerpop, soul, folk and more! Annual Number Three comes hardbound with cool, foil on black cover art – and items on Pretty Things, Flamin' Groovies, Kevin Ayers, The Scaffold, The Strawbs, Procession, Fire, Alice Cooper, The 14 Hour Technicolor Dream, Procession, Green Beat, David Daltrey and more!

Contemporary act Broadcast is on the cover – but the issue's filled with vintage delights for Dusty Groove ears – including a look at the Flying Dutchman label, the story of Italian giallo films, and features on Donovan, Jokers Wild, Sweet, and Mike Heron! There's loads of reviews of reissues of 60s and 70s music too – and an overall groovy presentation that always makes the magazine a delight to read!

One of the best issues of Shindig yet! This one has a cover feature on the The Free Design – who are one of greatest harmony pop groups of all time – plus articles on Bill Fay, Strawberry Alarm Clark, Ian Hunter, Lee Hazlewood and more! One of great things about Shindig is the way it celebrates psych-tinged rock, pop, folk and soul in a way that doesn't come off as nostalgic – by doing an excellent job of highlighting the timeless nature of the international groups and solo artists they cover – and on that tip, there's items in this issue on contemporary players such as Cody Chesnutt and Ken Stringfellow to go along with coverage of 60s & 70s forbears.

All the articles from the out of print Volume early issues of Shindig! Magazine – with additional photos and redesigned for this deluxe book treatment – hardcover bound, and beautifully so! Features those excellent articles on class psychedelic, garage and other 60s & 70s titans – including The Move, Love Affair, Ugly Ducklings, John's Children, SRC, Grapefruit, We The People, Buffalo Springfield, Kaleidoscope and more! Hardcover, 112 pages.

A hefty issue of one of the grooviest magazines around – a great publication that we can really trust to cover all things trippy! The cover feature is a big article on Shocking Blue – a long one that really gets at the full details of the group, with lots of vintage pix, too – and other nice features include the Bevis Frond Family Tree, a look at Sundazed Records, 20 Questions with Richard Thompson, and the cool Simon's Record Challenge – filled with rare vinyl from around the world! Also includes articles on The Rolling Stones, Jelly Fish, and Ian Matthews – and loads of reviews and news!

The Satanic Majesties themselves on the cover this time around – with a great look at the Stones during their heady Brian Jones years! The feature is as lavish as the prose – and a very fitting one for this psych-heavy publication – and other big articles include Joe Meek, Ian Hunter, Family, Gary Farr, and The Daily Flash! Loads of reviews, news – and heck, even the ads are cool!