Think Pink V by Twink–Album Review
Twink, the unheralded but seminal English musician who has been making psychedelic music consistently since the 60s, dropped a new album this month: Think Pink V.
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The Psych Ward: Anthem of the Sun by The Grateful Dead
The Dead’s psychedelic second album, Anthem of the Sun, is a five-song odyssey that captures the band at their most unmitigated in the studio.
Heal the World?
The author describes her psychedelic healing journey in three stages and suggests that personal healing is the first step toward healing the world.
Ayahuasca and Us
Ayahuasca is a powerful plant medicine that is used for healing and personal growth by people worldwide, but the cultural context of the plant should never be forgotten.
The Psych Ward: Maggot Brain by Funkadelic
In this retro review, we take a look back at the 1971 album Maggot Brain by George Clinton’s Funkadelic.
The Heroic Dose vs. the Art of Dosing People
The author, who operates a psychedelic healing center in Jamaica, discusses the art of dosing her clients using psilocybin and contemplates the so-called “heroic dose”.
Artist Spotlight: Kati Astraeir
Kati Astraeir is a mystical and visionary artist from Bialystok, Poland, who now resides in Tucson, Arizona, USA.
The Psych Ward: Oddessey and Oracle by The Zombies
We look back at Oddessey and Oracle, the brilliant album whose lack of immediate success tragically broke up one of the great British Invasion bands: The Zombies.
Interview with Cream Lyricist Pete Brown
RIP: Pete Brown. Brown, who co-wrote songs for Cream and others, dishes on Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce, and explains the meaning behind the classic “SWLABR” in this never-before-published interview from a couple of months ago.
The Psych Ward–Lazer Guided Melodies by Spiritualized
Lazer Guided Melodies, the debut album by Spiritualized, is a record unhindered by creative compromise, as J Spaceman breaks away from the conflicted relationship he had with Spacemen 3.
