Tim DeLaughter of The Polyphonic Spree discusses his new album, Salvage Enterprise, performing the album in its entirety by himself for small groups of people in remote locations, touring with David Bowie, and acting in a new film.
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Psychotropic Cinema: The Holy Mountain
Jodorowsky’s The Holy Mountain is one of the most bizarre movies ever made, but it’s a poignant film worth checking out.
Interview: Malcolm Bruce of “Heavenly Cream”
Jack Bruce’s son, Malcolm Bruce, talks about the Heavenly Cream project that was put together by the late Pete Brown as an acoustic tribute to Cream and features Paul Rogers, Ginger Baker, Joe Bonamassa, Bernie Marsden, Pee Wee Ellis, and Malcolm on bass, piano, and vocals.
1991 by Melody Fields–Album Review
Swedish psych-rockers Melody Fields dropped two albums in the second half of this year: 1901 and 1991. This is our review of the latter.
The Psych Ward–The Psychedelic Sounds of…The 13th Floor Elevators
The unmitigated 1966 debut album from the 13th Floor Elevators essentially begat the psychedelic rock sub-genre.
Psychotropic Cinema: Altered States
In this brand-new column, we look back at key films that explore the psychedelic realm. For our premiere edition, we revisit Altered States. the 1980 film starring William Hurt.
Something Is Trying to Change My Mind by Leon III
Texas-based psychedelic rockers Leon III recently released their third album Something Is Trying to Change My Mind.
Artist Spotlight: Andrea Kimberley
Andrea Kimberley is a Canadian artist with a unique style who creates images based on the descriptions of those who recently had a psychedelic journey.
Interview: Francisco “KB” Cabala of Chicos de Nazca
Chilean psych musician Francisco “KB” Cabala of Chicos de Nazca and formerly of La Hell Gang opens up about moving to Berlin and making the new album Freshera.
The Psych Ward–Beverly Pepper by the Marshmallow Overcoat
Beverly Pepper, a 1990 EP by psych-rockers The Marshmallow Overcoat, holds a special place in the heart of writer Bill Kurzenberger.
