Explore how Elf Freedom’s latest album Visions of Utopia shaped the band as much as they shaped it. From its mystical origins to its sonic voyage, dive into a world where layered frequencies, poetic sirens, and psychedelic orchestrations collide. This article is a trip itself.
Discover the transformative power of psychedelics in Fantastic Fungus, Lovely Lysergamides, Magic Mescaline by KM Schaeffer. Blending personal experiences, scientific research, and cultural insights, this book explores the therapeutic, spiritual, and creative potential of substances like psilocybin, LSD, and mescaline. A must-read for those curious about the psychedelic renaissance and its impact on mental health … Read more
Mario Cavett is an artist and the creator of JOKERCARDGAMES, a gaming company in which he is also a game designer.
Drop Out III by Gnod and White Hills, out on March 21st, reimagines their 2010 collaboration with fresh interpretations, unreleased tracks, and a digital-only third LP. This sprawling, cinematic triple album offers immersive jams, blending neo-psych space rock with ambient textures.
Unravel the bizarre urban legend of the Orange Man—an LSD cautionary tale about a man who believed he was an orange, terrified of being peeled or turned into juice. Discover its origins, connections to Syd Barrett, and its role in shaping drug policy.
Explore the occult-tinged history of Zior, the bluesy psych-rock band that shocked late-’60s audiences.
Explore Wrekmeister Harmonies’ latest album Flowers in the Spring, a mesmerizing journey through minimalist drone and ambient soundscapes. Discover the duo’s sonic evolution and their latest single, ‘Flowers Variation.
Rosa Bordallo’s Isidro is a lush, psychedelic journey blending ethereal vocals, layered soundscapes, and deeply personal lyrics. From the politically charged “Home” to the dreamlike “I Feel Numb,” Bordallo crafts an immersive indie-psych experience that’s both haunting and heartfelt.
Explore the origins of the urban legend that taking LSD a certain number of times makes you legally insane. This article delves into the sensationalized LSD murder trials of the 1960s, the myth of psychedelic-induced madness, and what science actually says about psychedelics and mental health.
Blotter art became a psychedelic symbol of the 1960s counterculture, closely tied to the Grateful Dead and LSD. This article explores its evolution, cultural impact, and the legendary collections that preserve this mind-expanding art form.
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