Shuyler Janson’s EP DELUJN (vol. 1) delivers quirky, hypnotic synth-pop layered with dark wit, sonic depth, and mad-scientist charm.
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Interview with Johhny Echols of Love
Johnny Echols discusses touring with Arthur Lee, the enduring legacy of Love, and surprising truths about Lee’s musical contributions.
White Noise Sound’s “Sunset” Reemerges
Marking its 15th anniversary, White Noise Sound’s psych-drone classic “Sunset” returns digitally remastered via Rocket Girl Records on July 18.
Psychotropic Cinema: Fritz the Cat
Ralph Bakshi’s Fritz the Cat (1972) is a trippy, X-rated animated satire based on Robert Crumb’s comic, blending sex, drugs, and countercultural critique with controversial racial and gender dynamics.
Richard E’s “To the Moon” Reimagined on New Remix EP
Richard E’s debut single “To the Moon” gets a stunning rework from Future Species and The Preacher, blending psych-pop, soul, and experimental electronica.
Podcast: Dr. Gamble Hosts Psilocybin Therapist Bénédicte Mannix
Psychedelic facilitator Bénédicte Mannix shares her powerful life story, insights on psilocybin therapy, and the creation of her unique “sophradelic” healing method in this inspiring interview.
The Gentle Good Announces New Album Elan
Discover Elan, the new psychedelic folk album from The Gentle Good—an immersive musical journey through Wales’ Elan Valley, blending Welsh and English lyrics with rich instrumentation and global collaborations.
Jeffrey Alexander + The Heavy Lidders Release New Album Synchronous Orbit
Jeffrey Alexander + The Heavy Lidders return with Synchronous Orbit, a genre-blurring psych journey blending studio precision and live improvisation. Featuring contributions from Kate Wright and Isaiah Collier, the album offers a rich, cosmic trip across time and space.
Psychotropic Cinema: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Terry Gilliam’s Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas captures Hunter S. Thompson’s psychedelic chaos and sharp critique of the American Dream in a wild, unforgettable ride.
ONE TO ONE: JOHN & YOKO
One to One: John & Yoko is a compelling new documentary exploring John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s politically charged early years in New York City, featuring rare archival footage, concert performances, and cultural context from a pivotal era.
