Simon Matthews has had a varied career including a spell running the British Transport Films documentary film library and several years singing in semi-professional rock groups. He has contributed articles on music, film and cultural history to Record Collector, Shindig! and Lobster magazines. Psychedelic Celluloid, his illustrated history of UK music, film and TV between 1965 and 1974 was published by Oldcastle Books in 2016.
A pleasure to read, I am now hoping for a second volume on European
psychedelic cinema
*Musique Machine*
A must-purchase for fans of British films and pop music
*Goldmine *
For anyone with a love of the music, fashions, and the scene, or
for anyone who simply adores movies, Psychedelic Celluloid is a
handy book to own
*Severed Cinema*
A must-purchase for fans of British films and pop music
*Library Journal*
Matthews proves once and for all that, far from being a fleeting
trend, this period still influences notable directors such as Wes
Anderson, Nicolas Winding Refin, Roman et Sofia Coppola right up to
the mainstream work of Mike Myers' Austin Powers
*Transfuge Magazine*
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