Explore Dorothy Moskowitz’s musical journey from The United States of America to her solo work. She reflects on her creative process, early influences, and the challenges of navigating the 1960s music scene as a female artist.
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Podcast: Dr. Gamble Interviews Cody Gibbons of Sensoria
Join Dr. Matthew Gamble as he speaks with Cody Gibbons about his transformative journey from a strict religious upbringing to a life of open-minded exploration. In this thought-provoking conversation, Cody shares insights on questioning beliefs, embracing new perspectives, and navigating the challenges of personal growth.
Psychotropic Cinema: THE INCREDIBLY STRANGE CREATURES WHO STOPPED LIVING AND BECAME MIXED-UP ZOMBIES!!?
A 1964 “monster musical” by Ray Dennis Steckler, The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies!!? blends horror, camp, and psychedelic visuals. Featuring hypnotic killers, surreal musical numbers, and cinematography by future Hollywood greats Vilmos Zsigmond and László Kovács, it remains a cult classic of unconventional cinema.
Podcast: Dr. Matthew Gamble interviews Psychedelic Scene Publisher Jason LeValley
Jason LeValley, founder of Psychedelic Scene, joins Dr. Matthew Gamble to discuss the rise of his publication, the impact of psychedelics on healing and personal growth, and the evolving cultural perceptions of these substances.
We Bring Em’ in Dead by The Bounty Killers–EP Review
The dark, psychedelic country vibes of The Bounty Killers’ debut EP We Bring Em’ in Dead shine through haunting harmonica, eerie guitar riffs, and twisted Western imagery, blending country twang with mind-bending psychedelia.
Psychotropic Cinema: Blue Sunshine
Paranoid thrills abound in Blue Sunshine (1977), Jeff Lieberman’s cult classic blending horror, conspiracy, and 70s counterculture. A decade after a tainted LSD experiment, victims lose their hair and sanity, unleashing terror across California. A campy, thought-provoking reflection on the cultural fallout of the hippie era.
Interview with Rishi Dhir of Elephant Stone
Psychedelic Scene’s Jason LeValley interviews Rishi Dhir of Elephant Stone about their new EP, Back into the Garage. Dhir shares insights into his creative process, his experiences with The High Dials, MIEN, and his memorable guest performance with Beck.
New Music: Dancing the Same Dance by Misha Chylkova
Dancing the Same Dance is the debut album by Czech-born, London-based singer-songwriter Misha Chylkova, exploring themes of love, repetition, and emotional cycles.
Psychotropic Cinema: The Touchables
Robert Freeman’s The Touchables (1968) is a surreal, visually striking film featuring a group of free-spirited young women in 1960s London. Known for his work with The Beatles, Freeman’s directorial debut mixes psychedelic cinematography, eccentric characters, and countercultural style, capturing the era’s bold spirit.
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard in Cleveland – Concert Review
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard rocked Cleveland during their cross-country summer tour preceding their return to the stage in November
