In this interview, Michael Joplin discusses what it was like growing up as Janis Joplin’s younger brother and shares some intimate details about his iconic rock n’ roll sister.
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Singer-Songwriter Brian Lopez premieres hallucinogenic video for “Soledad”
A year after the release of his acclaimed album TIDAL, Brian Lopez debuts the video for one of the album’s songs: “Soledad”–exclusively on Psychedelic Scene.
Interview: James Lowe of The Electric Prunes
James Lowe, the singer/guitarist/frontman for the Electric Prunes, discusses the band’s reaction to hearing their hit song “I Had Too Much to Dream (Last Night)” on the radio for the first time, working with Todd Rundgren, and why he’s disbanding the group.
Dead & Company at The Sphere–Live Review
Dead & Company, the prevailing successor to the Grateful Dead, rekindles their live concerts with riveting and nostalgic views at the unparalleled Vegas venue
Swan*Seas Release Impressive Debut Album
Italian band Swan*Seas recently released their debut album ‘Songs in the Key of Blue, a record that evokes 80s goth sounds.
“Dog Star” b/w “Queen of Eyes” by Anton Barbeau–Single Review
Sacramento-born singer/ songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Anton Barbeau recently released a single called “Dog Star” with a cover of Robyn Hitcock’s “Queen of Eyes”.
Hollow Ship Returns with “Animated Music” EP
Swedish psychedelic rock combo, Hollow Ship return with Animated Music, a new four track EP and the follow-up to their acclaimed 2020 debut Future Remains.
Trabants Release New Single “Mantra” on 7-Inch Vinyl
Portland psychedelic surf band Trabants release new single called “Mantra” on 7″ vinyl with “Surfers on Acid”.
The Psychedelic Scene Podcast–Adam Butler
Adam Butler was “an over-weight, stressed-out alcoholic asshole” who discovered the life-changing effects of DMT and has written a book called Butler’s DMT Field Guide.
In this episode, Adam joins host Doug McDonald.
How to Stay Wide Awake by Seagoth
How to Stay Wide Awake is the mildly psychedelic debut album from Seagoth, the musical nom de plume for Cheshire-based Georgia Ochoa.
