Review of The Chemistry Set’s new vinyl single “STP / Tragic Fridge Magnet,” exploring their psychedelic roots, history, and inventive new tracks.
Jason LeValley
A Psychedelic Journey, Interrupted
One writer’s honest account of his psychedelic journey to heal trauma and PTSD—and the difficult lessons learned when the promised healing didn’t arrive.
Interview: Peter Stampfel of the Holy Modal Rounders
Veteran psychedelic folk icon Peter Stampfel talks with Psychedelic Scene’s Jason LeValley about his new micro‑song album Song Shards, Stoic Jingles, Soul Jingles, Vintage Jingles, Prayers and Rounds, the origins of the Holy Modal Rounders, his years with the Fugs, and how peyote, psilocybin, and old weird America shaped his musical vision.
Interview: Crispian Mills of Kula Shaker
Kula Shaker frontman Crispian Mills discusses the band’s renewed creative energy, spiritual influences, and upcoming album Wormslayer in this insightful conversation with Jason LeValley of Psychedelic Scene.
Interview: Nick Nicely
Discover the visionary world of psychedelic artist Nick Nicely in this in-depth interview with Jason LeValley, as they discuss musical influences, creative evolution, and the legacy of modern psychedelia.
Interview: Edward Ka-Spel of The Legendary Pink Dots
An in-depth interview with Edward Ka-Spel of the Legendary Pink Dots, where he reflects on his prolific career, solo projects, collaborations, and the creative process behind decades of experimental psychedelic music
DELUJN (vol. 1) by Shuyler Janson: EP Review
Shuyler Janson’s EP DELUJN (vol. 1) delivers quirky, hypnotic synth-pop layered with dark wit, sonic depth, and mad-scientist charm.
Sundae by Angad Berar–Album Review
Angad Berar’s Sundae is a dreamy, immersive psych album perfect for summer and introspective moments alike.
Interview with Johhny Echols of Love
Johnny Echols discusses touring with Arthur Lee, the enduring legacy of Love, and surprising truths about Lee’s musical contributions.
Wherever You Are by Brandon Tinkler–Album Review
Indianapolis singer-songwriter Brandon Tinkler blends folk, blues, and subtle psychedelia on his introspective third album, Wherever You Are, exploring love, loss, and social unrest with a timeless sound.