They released two singles, Christi Girl and Wait Till Next Week, on their own label, Northside Records, and a major label deal seemed certain.
Paul Armstrong was replaced by Mick Walker in 1979, and The Flashcubes broke up in 1980.
When Rhino Records included Christi Girl on a power pop anthology CD in 1993, The Flashcubes reunited and have stayed together since, releasing six CDs, including a live album from their first Japanese tour.
Paul Armstrong
Guitar Arty Lenin
Guitar Gary Frenay
Bass Tommy Allen
Drums Mick Walker
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