Headlines, the 1982 album by Flash and the Pan, featured the band's signature blend of synth-driven pop and rock, showcasing their unique sound to a wider audience. This album marked a high point in their career, solidifying their reputation as pioneers of electronic music.
- The album was produced by the band members themselves, Harry Vanda and Dutch Tildersley, at Alberts Studio in Sydney.
- "Headlines" reached number 54 on the Australian albums chart and number 25 on the New Zealand albums chart.
- The album spawned the hit single "Fools Like Me," which became one of the band's most recognizable songs.
Flash and the Pan were a New Zealand rock band formed in 1978 by former The Easybeats and The Masters Apprentices members Harry Vanda and Dutch Tildersley. The group was known for its innovative synth-pop sound and distinctive vocal harmonies.
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