Vol. 1 by Soft Machine holds its place as one of the greatest albums from the original psychedelic era of rock n' roll.

VG+ is the third album from Mint Mind, a band fronted by seasoned musical vet Rick McPhail, an American musician living in Hamburg, Germany.

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.

Harry Springer, the force behind Moon Walker, creates a big sound from his bedroom studio on third album Apocalypticism.

The Who Sell Out is a concept album that skewers the advertising industry with radio jingles between their songs, which include the classic "I Can See for Miles" as well as psychedelic standouts "Odorono" and "Armenia City in the Sky".