Jason LeValley 
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.
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.
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.
Kelsey Brookes, who lives and works in San Diego, is a former scientist who utilizes his background to create a new type of art that blurs the boundaries between science and art.
Psychedelics have been shown to help alleviate the existential distress associated with death and dying among palliative care patients.
Night Music is a darkly psychedelic 16-track compilation album by Bauhaus spin-off Tones on Tail.
Inspired by the psychedelic experience, Blake Foster creates images that blend the metaphysical realms with the natural world.
Mexico’s Lorelle Meets the Obsolete recently dropped their latest album Datura, an experimental jump forward.
The author explains how psychedelics work on people, what PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder) is, and how MDMA can be used to treat PTSD.
Although subject to change (and controversy), this list highlights the top 100 neo-psychedelic albums of all time–so far.