Elf Freedom’s Solstice is a modern psychedelic masterpiece, blending intricate guitar work, lush effects, and a pulsing percussive undertow to create a transformative listening experience.
Be mindful. Learn how to incorporate mindfulness into your daily life with actionable tips. Explore strategies like unplugging from technology, practicing gratitude, focusing on your breath, and even using psychedelics in therapeutic settings to enhance mental, emotional, and physical well-being.
A hilarious Acid Lore urban legend of a youth on LSD, convinced giant Mars Bars were chasing him. Absurd, surreal, and widely shared in UK drug lore!
Hypnotise the World, the latest album from Lords of Form, led by ex-Hawkwind member Niall Hone, offers a dynamic blend of space rock, heavy beats, and hypnotic synths, showcasing Hone’s creative vision.
Discover the story behind Psychedelic Lollipop by The Blues Magoos! Join host Farmer John as he interviews iconic frontman Peppy Castro about the band’s rise to fame, their groundbreaking sound, and the legendary 1966 debut album.
Discover Timothy Leary’s essential ‘set and setting’ principle for psychedelic safety. Learn how mindset and environment can shape meaningful and positive experiences.
Frank Levine, an artist originally from Philadelphia now based in Nevada, finds inspiration in the vibrant desert surroundings and his lifelong exploration of art and music. Influenced by Abstract Expressionists like Pollock, as well as Kandinsky, O’Keeffe, and psychedelic art, Frank creates unique works using Alcohol Ink, acrylics, and house paint. A retired decorative painting … Read more
The history of London’s iconic Marquee Club features legends like Bowie and Pink Floyd, highlights its glory days and iconic gigs, and examines its role in shaping music history.
Discover how psychedelics like LSD, MDMA, and psilocybin are being explored for their potential benefits in trauma therapy, personal growth, and end-of-life care, offering new insights into mental health and healing.
The ‘Acid Death Plunge’ is a cautionary tale from the 1960s about young people on psychedelics who believed they could fly, tracing its roots through famous cases like Diane Linkletter and examining why the story endures.