Vinyl Relics: Relatively Clean Rivers
The rare 1976 self-titled album by Phil Pearlman’s Relatively Clean Rivers is spotlighted in this latest Vinyl Relics epysode by Farmer John
The rare 1976 self-titled album by Phil Pearlman’s Relatively Clean Rivers is spotlighted in this latest Vinyl Relics epysode by Farmer John
Time unravels in A Tale of Crescendo as a Minuet sonata forever changes the tribe’s destiny, and a psychedelic visionquest is revealed by a sagacious explorer
One writer’s honest account of his psychedelic journey to heal trauma and PTSD—and the difficult lessons learned when the promised healing didn’t arrive.
The tribes and their chiefs collide in shocking conflicts of the mind, body and soul, as a secret guild discovers the mystical mountain hall named Wynterlyn in the third installment of A Tale of Crescendo
In 2025 Psychedelic Scene featured luminaries in exclusive interviews & podcast episodes; evaluated new releases, vintage albums & films; attended & reviewed concerts from London to San Francisco; and spotlighted vivid artists & exhibits. Dive into this wrap-up of 100+ articles published this year!
Voyage into the fictional lands of Crescendo as nature and nurture collide in a world forever altered by the introduction of the first human song
Journey into the mystical lands of Crescendo within the pages of a brand-new novella making its published debut in Psychedelic Scene Books! A Tale of Crescendo follows a nomadic divided tribe voyaging unto an untamed world which becomes curious and curiouser as it is unveiled.
Contributor Bobby Nuggz interviews Brian Chambers about The Chambers Project’s newly unveiled 60 Years of The Grateful Dead Retrospective and its traveling series of concert events and art exhibitions
Italian psych trio Bebaloncar’s new album Love to Death completes an emotional trilogy of love, loss and introspection
Kye Robson examines how psilocybin-assisted therapy may benefit end-of-life patients in their final moments