Jason LeValley 
The Bangles’ 60’s-inspired debut album, All Over the Place, came out 40 years ago and continues to influence.
Lady on the Cusp, the latest from Elephant Six legends Of Montreal, showcases the band’s sound without offering anything new.
Cape Town psych rockers Moskitos, who formed during the Covid lockdown, recently released their latest single “Woman”.
Adam Butler was “an over-weight, stressed-out alcoholic asshole” who discovered the life-changing effects of DMT and has written a book called Butler’s DMT Field Guide.
In this episode, Adam joins host Doug McDonald.
How to Stay Wide Awake is the mildly psychedelic debut album from Seagoth, the musical nom de plume for Cheshire-based Georgia Ochoa.
The concert posters of the 1960s, particularly those by Rick Griffin, Stanley Mouse, Victor Morosco, and Wes Wilson, stand out for their intricate artwork, psychedelic imagery, and intense color schemes.
Penny Arcade, the new project from veteran indie-popster James Hoare, delivers their debut album Backwater Collage–and it’s a winner!
More and more people are seeking out 5-MeO-DMT to heal their traumas and quell their depression. So what is it and where does it come from?
Matthew A. Castellaneta is a Chicago-based psychedelic artist heavily influenced by the San Francisco poster icons of the 60s.
The United States of America, poorly named as they were, released one eponymous album before disbanding in 1968.