Drop Out III by Gnod and White Hills, out on March 21st, reimagines their 2010 collaboration with fresh interpretations, unreleased tracks, and a digital-only third
Part one of our journey through the evolution of psychedelic rock takes us from 1966 to 1999, highlighting the best album from each year. From
Bent Wind’s 1969 album Sussex began as a forgotten release in Toronto’s vibrant music scene and is now a sought-after psych-rock treasure. This story reflects
In this edition of Psychedelic Relics, we learn the wayward story of Dragonfly and their heavy, blues-infused sound.
Robyn Hitchcock drops a new covers album called 1967: Vacations in the Past, a companion piece to his book called 1967.
In this interview, Robyn Hitchcock discusses his book 1967 as well as the album of the same name and why that year is so special.
Carolyn Anne Anderson is a self-taught artist whose body of work is influenced greatly by her experience of living with a disability.
What are the 10 best psychedelic rock debut albums of all time? Psychedelic Scene’s Allie Iverson provides the answer.
The concert posters of the 1960s, particularly those by Rick Griffin, Stanley Mouse, Victor Morosco, and Wes Wilson, stand out for their intricate artwork, psychedelic
Monster Movie, the debut album by Krautrock band Can, was released in 1969 and featured the 20-minute epic “You Doo Right”.