The Garment District, consisting of cousins Jennifer Baron (The Ladybug Transistor) and Lucy Blehar, just released their latest album Flowers Telegraphed to All Parts of the World.
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“By the River” by The Crystal Teardrop –Single Review
English band The Crystal Teardrop are back with their second single, the raga-rock, ’60s-inspired “By the River”.
Anton Barbeau: Interview
Anton Barbeau has been cranking out albums for three decades. His new one Morgenmusik/Nachtschlager is a double album due out September 22nd.
Interview: Shannon Duncan- Author of Coming Full Circle
Psychedelic Scene’s Rob Cavenagh speaks with author Shannon Duncan about his new book Coming Full Circle: Healing Trauma Using Psychedelics, in which he discusses his very personal psychedelic healing journey.
Interview: Dennis McKenna
Dennis McKenna, a founding board member of the Heffter Research Institute, discusses the notion of cultural appropriation, how to find a reliable shaman, and the need for plant medicine to become affordable and accessible.
Interview: Colin Blunstone of The Zombies
Colin Blunstone discusses the early days of The Zombies, creating the classic Oddessey and Oracle album, his thoughts on being inducted into the Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame, and the band’s van catching on fire in the Arizona desert.
The Psych Ward: Among My Swan by Mazzy Star
In this Psych Ward piece, we look back at Among My Swan, the introspective 1996 album by alternative pop artists Mazzy Star.
Psychedelic Ways of Knowing: An Interview with Dr. Rachel Harris
Adam Staples, co-founder of the Phoenix Psychedelic Society, interviews author and psychedelic psychotherapist Dr. Rachel Harris. We’ve included an excerpt from her new book Swimming in the Sacred: Wisdom from the Psychedelic Underground.
Of Tomorrow by The Telescopes–Album Review
Psychedelic noise-rock act The Telescopes will soon release their latest album Of Tomorrow, and it may sound a lot like what you’ve already heard.
Sea of Sorrow by Tombstones in Their Eyes–Album Review
LA’s Tombstones in Their Eyes draws from shoegaze, dream pop, late 60s psychedelic, and stoner rock to form a sound of their own and have just released their latest Sea of Sorrow.
