Jeffrey Alexander + The Heavy Lidders return with Synchronous Orbit, a genre-blurring psych journey blending studio precision and live improvisation. Featuring contributions from Kate Wright and Isaiah Collier, the album offers a rich, cosmic trip across time and space.
Jason LeValley
Psychotropic Cinema: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Terry Gilliam’s Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas captures Hunter S. Thompson’s psychedelic chaos and sharp critique of the American Dream in a wild, unforgettable ride.
Evolution Now by Technicolor Blood–Album Review
Montreal’s Technicolor Blood unleash their debut LP Evolution Now, blending heavy, groove-laden riffs with soaring, psychedelic melodies in a bold fusion of sludge, stoner rock, and spacey experimentation.
Psychedelic Porn Crumpets Release New Single and Launch US/European Tour
Psychedelic Porn Crumpets drop new single “Weird World Awoke” and announce their 7th album Carpe Diem, Moonman, out May 2025—plus tour dates across the U.S., and Europe.
Interview with Jason Simon of Dead Meadow
Dead Meadow’s Jason Simon talks band origins, musical influences, and the future of the group following the death of longtime bassist Steve Kille in this in-depth interview.
MIIEN by MIEN–Album Review
Psych-rock supergroup MIEN returns with MIIEN, a mesmerizing, genre-blending album full of swirling synths, hypnotic beats, and mind-expanding soundscapes—seven years in the making and well worth the wait.
Artist Spotlight: John Hurford
Discover the visionary world of John Hurford, a British psychedelic artist whose intricate, nature-inspired works defined the countercultural art scene of the 1960s and beyond.
Vinyl Relics: Emitt Rhodes by Emitt Rhodes
Explore the remarkable career of Emitt Rhodes, a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter often compared to Paul McCartney. From his early days with The Merry-Go-Round to his pioneering solo recordings, this article delves into his journey, struggles, and enduring musical legacy.
Slipper imp and the shakaerator by Babe Rainbow–Album Review
Babe Rainbow’s Slipper Imp and the Shakaerator (out April 4th) blends dreamy psych-pop with ’60s Canterbury Scene vibes. Highlights include the infectious “What is Ashwagandha,” the Traffic-inspired “When the Milk Flows,” and the blissful “Aquarium Cowgirl.” A finely crafted, modern psychedelic trip.
How Elf Freedom Shaped Their New Album Visions of Utopia
Explore how Elf Freedom’s latest album Visions of Utopia shaped the band as much as they shaped it. From its mystical origins to its sonic voyage, dive into a world where layered frequencies, poetic sirens, and psychedelic orchestrations collide. This article is a trip itself.
