Canberra Times opined showed that the duo were "content to rest on their laurels... they have lapsed into the world of 'gimmick' songs... [and] an exercise of the bland and boring... Trite lyrics are made even more limp by droning vocal work." Their next studio album, Nights in France, appeared in October 1987 via Epic Records. It provided two singles, "Ayla" in September and "Money Don't Lie" in April 1988. Their final studio album, Burning up the Night, was issued in October 1992 with two further singles, "Burning up the Night" (October) and "Living on Dreams" (March 1993). Thereafter the duo concentrated on their songwriting and production work for other artists. Discography Studio albums Compilations Pan-orama (July 1983) Easy Beat (EASLP 100) – UK No. 69. Flash Hits (1988) Cha Cha (001-1) Collection (1990) The Flash and the Pan Hits Collection (1996) Albert Productions / Epic Records (477106 2 / EPC 466950 2) Ayla The Best of Flash and the Pan (2005) Repertoire Records Singles References General Note: Archived [on-line] copy has limited functionality. Specific External links "Flash and the Pan", a discography, by Jonas Wårstad, retrieved 10 January 2017. Australian new wave musical groups Musical groups established in 1976 Musical groups disestablished in 1993 Synth-pop new wave musical groups 1976 establishments in Australia 1993 disestablishments in Australia Musical groups from Sydney