Anton Barbeau has been cranking out albums for three decades. His new one Morgenmusik/Nachtschlager is a double album due out September 22nd.
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Hapé: Indigenous Tradition and Contemporary Gateway
Embracing the Hapé experience can lead to a deeper understanding of your own mind. It may assist in mindfulness practices, enhance meditations and facilitate a state of heightened awareness and focus. Whether as a bridge to self-discovery or a gateway to outer realms, Hapé holds timeless transformative power and insights for modern self-exploration and discovery.
The Psych Ward–Joy of a Toy by Kevin Ayers
Joy of a Toy, the debut album by the former Soft Machine member Kevin Ayers, is a wonderful slice of British psychedelic pop.
What is Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy for PTSD?
The author explains how psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy helped her recover from PTSD and the abuse she suffered as a child.
Artist Spotlight: Pablo Amaringo, Visionary Artist and Amazonian Shaman
Pablo Amaringo was a visionary artist from Peru who painted intricate, intensely colorful depictions of the visions he had from drinking Ayahuasca brew.
My Heroic Dose
Psychonaut Amanda Lyttle describes the time she took a “heroic dose” of magic mushrooms– five grams, alone, in the dark.
Prepared for a Nightmare by Mayflower Madame–Album Review
Oslo, Norway band Mayflower Madame recently released a deluxe re-issue of their darkly psychedelic 2020 album Prepared for a Nightmare.
How Psychedelics Can Treat Eating Disorders
Where other methods for treating eating disorders yield poor results, therapies that use psilocybin, MDMA, and ayahuasca show great promise because, unlike the other methods, they expose the root cause of the condition.
The Psych Ward– Ogden’s Nut Gone Flake by Small Faces
Ogden’s Nut Gone Flake is a classic slice of 60s psychedelic rock, but its appeal has always been much greater in the UK than the US.
Interview: Steven Roback and Matt Piucci of Rain Parade
In this exclusive interview, Steven Roback and Matt Piucci of Rain Parade discuss the early days of the band, being part of the Paisley Underground, and their new album Last Rays of a Dying Sun.