Jason LeValley 
The Amboy Dukes, led by anti-drug guitarist Ted Nugent, made an album whose one hit was an apparent ode to psychedelics.
Zia McCabe, who has been playing with the Dandy Warhols since she was a teenager, reveals what it’s like being the only woman in the band, why she became a realtor, her thoughts on the revised version of the independent film Dig!, and so much more.
Recorded 20 years ago, Volume 9 by Philadelphia psych-masters Bardo Pond is a fearless four-song journey that both provokes and relieves anxiety.
With a modest amount of followers, Mig Sharp is an Instagram artist who uses pencil, markers, and cardstock to create trippy images.
Emerging psychedelic artist VELLY fuses high fashion with a monstrous gaze, blending surreal beauty with vibrant, acid colors and dreamlike, otherworldly forms. Her work offers a transcendent perspective, combining glossy aesthetics with cosmic oddities to explore a vision beyond human perception and redefine psychedelic art.
In spite of its excesses, Iron Butterfly’s In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida is an undeniably classic psychedelic rock album.
In his new book Heal!, Dr. Randall Hansen takes healing to the next level, bringing together for the first time true healing modalities that will transform your life.
MGMT continue to evolve as their latest effort Loss of Life shows a definite and refreshing change of direction.
Cheval Fou was one of the most prolific and authentic psychedelic outfits that thrived on the margins of the French underground during the first half of the 70s. Their self-titled debut has just been re-issued on vinyl.
The author explains how an unexpected ayahuasca trip led to her gaining a new perspective and feeling happier and healthier in body and mind.