Jason LeValley 
The English progressive-psychedelic collective Gong released a mythological trio of albums called Radio Gnome Invisible Trilogy in the 70s. Here’s a brief synopsis.
This article discusses the upcoming Queering Psychedelics Conference in San Francisco and the need for queer voices to be heard in the psychedelic space.
The author rediscovers and describes the greatness of this classic psychedelic rock album 56 years after its release.
One magic mushroom researcher in Colorado provides the inside scoop on what’s he’s doing in the labs to ensure the best user experience.
Australian band King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, possibly the the world’s most prolific band, released a gem last October with Ice, Death, Planets, Lungs, Mushrooms and Lava.
The sole 1968 album by Tomorrow launched the career of guitar virtuoso Steve Howe and remains an endearing slice of British Psychedelia.
Due to neuroplasticity, psychedelics may lead to an expanded consciousness that allows for evolutionary growth in humans.
Steve Kilbey discusses the new album by his band The Church, whether he considers the band psychedelic, and why he thinks he’s got Asperberger’s Syndrome.
Cajuca is a Brazilian artist who uses intense colors in his work and believes them to have a therapeutic effect on the viewer.
Released on March 1st, 1973, Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon is an undisputed masterpiece that is celebrating its 50th anniversary today.
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