A lush, cinematic review of Bhopal’s Flowers’ Poivre Rose—a dreamy blend of psychedelia, Indian classical textures, and sensual, exotic soundscapes.
Step into a vivid 1960s psychedelic time capsule with The Crystal Teardrop’s new single, blending garage-pop energy, vintage Vox sounds, and electrifying performances on “It’s Too Late” and “I’m Rowed Out.”
Explore why Roger the Engineer by The Yardbirds stands as a hidden gem of 1966—a landmark year in rock—highlighting Jeff Beck’s groundbreaking guitar work and the band’s shift from blues to psychedelia.
Alan Bishop of Sun City Girls discusses Phoenix’s early underground scene, radical independence, global influences, and the evolving meaning of psychedelia.
A review of 200 Motels (1971), Frank Zappa’s surreal cult film blending rock, orchestral music, satire, and psychedelic visual experimentation.
Portland psych band Morrison Graves return with “Alice,” a Doors-inspired single blending sitar, Farfisa, and cosmic storytelling from their upcoming EP.
Explore the story behind Honeybus and their cult psych-pop album Story, featuring the hit “I Can’t Let Maggie Go” and insights from Colin Hare.
Relive White Noise Sound’s explosive 2011 club performances on The Circle is Red—a high-volume, psychedelic live LP packed with fuzz, texture, and post-punk intensity.
A warm, genre-blending debut, Unicorn by Rio Kosta fuses soul, funk, psychedelia, and global influences into a laid-back, groove-filled escape.