Brian Kuhar 
The Soft Machine Volume Two (1969) is a groundbreaking album that shaped the Canterbury Scene, blending Rock, Pop, Jazz, Psychedelia, and Dada influences.
The Crazy World of Arthur Brown was a game-changing album that seemed to usher in a new era of heavy music and shock rock.
In this brand-new column, we look back at key films that explore the psychedelic realm. For our premiere edition, we revisit Altered States. the 1980 film starring William Hurt.
Released in November 1971, Journey to the Centre of the Eye is a sci-fi concept album by German progressive psychedelic band Nektar.
Harry Springer, the force behind Moon Walker, creates a big sound from his bedroom studio on third album Apocalypticism.
Pink Floyd’s mind-blowing debut album, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, was a breakthrough psychedelic album that spawned a new genre: space rock.
Before the epic In-a-Gadda-Da-Vida, Iron Butterfly released a stellar prelude to heavy metal simply called Heavy.
After their TV show was canceled in 1968, The Monkees released a head-scratching film called Head and an accompanying psychedelic album of the same name.
Hit to Death in the Future Head, the fifth album from The Flaming Lips, features surreal lyrics, psychedelic instrumentation, and high-pitched vocals from leader Wayne Coyne.
The Moody Blues followed up their orchestral masterpiece Days of Future Passed with a pleasant psychedelic record called In Search of the Lost Chord.
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