Jason LeValley 
Released in November 1971, Journey to the Centre of the Eye is a sci-fi concept album by German progressive psychedelic band Nektar.
The Bubble is a Delaware music collective that just released its debut album Swimming, which they started working on 30 years ago.
JoLu Amaringo, the grandson of the great Amazonian shaman and artist, carries on in the tradition of his famous grandfather.
Chilean psych musician Francisco “KB” Cabala of Chicos de Nazca and formerly of La Hell Gang opens up about moving to Berlin and making the new album Freshera.
Dr. Randall Hansen is a Healing Advocate, Educator, and Thought-Leader on a mission to facilitate authentic healing. With over two decades of experience, his goal is to guide individuals toward genuine healing and an authentic life. His journey began with a focus on wellness and has evolved into a passionate advocacy for true healing, free from masks and emotional burdens.
Psychedelic Scene speaks to Barry ‘the Fish” Melton of legendary psychedelic band Country Joe and the Fish about being a rock star in the 60s, psychedelic drugs, and which modern-day music artists he likes.
Part One was The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band’s second album, but is often considered their first given that it was their major label debut.
David Hawkins of the band Be recently dropped Here, his third release of orchestral Pet Sounds and Beatles-inspired pop.
Psychedelic Scene editor-in-chief Jason LeValley describes his first journey with the psychedelic medicine known as ayahuasca.
Artist Teresa Soler, a therapeutic art coach, shares her inspiration, discusses her technique, and emphasizes the importance of spreading light and joy.
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