The 1968 satire comedy directed by Hy Averback sees Peter Sellers’ hapless Harold dropping out into the hippie counterculture
Bill Kurzenberger
Vinyl Relics: Quill
Boston-based psychedelic relic Quill was discovered, played Woodstock, signed a recording contract, recorded and released an album all within five months in 1969-70.
Billy Strings at Royal Albert Hall — Concert Review
Rising star Billy Strings and his band dazzled fans and Londoners with energetic newgrass, bluegrass and folk in their debut at Royal Albert Hall
Vinyl Relics: The New Hovering Dog by B.J. Cole
This week’s epysode revisits B.J. Cole’s The New Hovering Dog from 1972, with an exclusive interview with Cole by Farmer John
The Psychedelic Pulse of Shaky Knees 2025
The Shaky Knees Music Festival returned to Atlanta in September, with captivating sounds of psychedelia provided by Mdou Moctar, TV On The Radio, and The Black Keys
Midwest Psych Fest Returns to Central Ohio
Homegrown festival organizers and attendees let their freak flag fly at Troubadour Farm amidst imminent eminent domain
DAIISTAR — Fuzz Club Session LP Review
DAIISTAR, neo-psych indie quartet from Austin, Texas, has newly released the LP Fuzz Club Sessions #21 recorded live last year at London’s Lightship 95
The Trip and the High-Water Mark of ‘67
Writer and filmmaker Dominic Pillai reflects on the counterculture film The Trip by director Roger Corman & screenwriter Jack Nicholson, and the eruption of creativity in climacteric 1967
Vinyl Relics: If Only For A Moment by Blossom Toes
This week’s Vinyl Relics podcast digs deep into Blossom Toes’ second and final album If Only For A Moment, as Farmer John interviews Jim Cregan about his time with the group
Psychotropic Cinema: Yellow Submarine
Revisit Pepperland and the story behind George Dunning’s classic 1968 animated psychedelic film Yellow Submarine featuring The Beatles’ music in this Psychotropic Cinema review by Jeff Broitman