Jason LeValley 
What are the 10 best psychedelic rock debut albums of all time? Psychedelic Scene’s Allie Iverson provides the answer.
James Lowe, the singer/guitarist/frontman for the Electric Prunes, discusses the band’s reaction to hearing their hit song “I Had Too Much to Dream (Last Night)” on the radio for the first time, working with Todd Rundgren, and why he’s disbanding the group.
The Who had a special relationship with San Francisco’s Winterland Ballroom, where they played some of their most memorable shows.
Mars-1 is a San Francisco-based visual artist who uses organic shapes to create surreal images with a distinctly extraterrestial feel.
The author, Adam Miezio, explains why people tend to see hexagons while tripping.
The Los Angeles psych act known as Color Green, in which all members contribute vocals, released their sophomore set Fools Parade today.
The Fake Zombies were a Texas group put together by two scheming managers intent on cashing in on the breakup of the real English Zombies, who disbanded after their now-classic album Oddessey and Oracle failed to make an immediate impact.
George Bunnell of Strawberry Alarm Clock discusses the early days of the band, why someone who wasn’t in the band sang on their biggest hit, and how it came to be that the band members who wrote “Incense and Peppermints” never received the credit.
Author Adam Butler describes the ins and outs of combing sex with DMT, the substance he credits with saving his life.
Italian band Swan*Seas recently released their debut album ‘Songs in the Key of Blue, a record that evokes 80s goth sounds.