Jason LeValley 
This is the story of Pepperland, a San Francisco Bay Area rock n’ roll music venue that featured a multitude of psychedelic bands in its short history.
Twink’s 1970 album Think Pink is an under-appreciated psychedelic masterpiece that led to the formation of The Pink Fairies.
Phoenix Psychedelic Society co-founder Adam Staples interviews Jill Sitnick, author of the new book Rescuing Jill: How MDMA with a Dash of Mushrooms Healed my Childhood Trauma-Induced PTSD.
The prolific psych-rocker Ty Segall drops his latest album, Three Bells, which offers some surprisingly vulnerable moments in addition to the catchy garage-rock that he’s known for.
Samuel Farrand is an accomplished artist who draws inspiration from the human experience and the natural world.
Terence McKenna was the first to propose the Stoned Ape Theory, the notion that humans evolved after simians started eating magic mushrooms.
Tim DeLaughter of The Polyphonic Spree discusses his new album, Salvage Enterprise, performing the album in its entirety by himself for small groups of people in remote locations, touring with David Bowie, and acting in a new film.
Jodorowsky’s The Holy Mountain is one of the most bizarre movies ever made, but it’s a poignant film worth checking out.
Discover how artists Sergey Borisenko and Anastasiia Bekhtereva redefine modern psychedelic art as a social-critical statement. Explore their distinct styles that challenge traditional aesthetics, addressing complex themes like urban alienation, environmental crises, and spiritual transformation.
Revisit the psychedelic odyssey of Country Joe & the Fish’s overlooked classic, ‘Electric Music for the Mind and Body,’ as we delve into their folky, protest-infused sound that defined an era but fell into obscurity.
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