Madzine (Issue Seven, 2024)

In the seventh issue, we delve into the exciting era of Two Tone, a pivotal movement in British history. This issue, we glimpse into the groundbreaking release of their debut single, “The Prince,” which made its mark by entering the UK charts and reaching the impressive position of number 16. Furthermore, we have an exclusive conversation with Daniel Rachel, the author of Too Much Too Young, about his inspiration growing up in Birmingham during this cultural revolution of the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Madzine magazine is a semi-professional and non-official publication for Madness and music fans. For those who love Madness, there is an opportunity for a new generation to experience the charm of a “Fanzine”. Although the original fans from the 80s may be content with their past, this Madzine has a unique look, feel, and character that distinguishes it from other publications. Within its pages, readers can delve into the past with one-of-a-kind articles, in-depth research from the Madness archives, and exclusive never-before-seen photography designed to introduce all fans to a new world of Madness.

It’s been several years since any such issue of a Madness zine landed on anyone’s doorstep. Sure, you can get up to the minute Madness news online, but there’s nothing like sitting down with a good zine and giving yourself a break from a screen – even better, you now own a physical piece of Madness history. So join our vibrant community of Madness enthusiasts and collectors from all over the world! Our subscribers hail from countries like Japan, Ireland, New Zealand, the Netherlands, the United States, France, Spain, and the United Kingdom. Join us and connect with fans from various corners of the globe.