Matmos returns with their 20th album, blending found metal sounds into whimsical yet dark soundscapes that span their 30-year career.
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Glitch Wizard by Anton Barbeau–Album Review
Anton Barbeau returns with Glitch Wizard, a lush, mind-bending psych-pop journey blending krautfolk textures, existential musings, and interdimensional vibes—a cosmic album for dreamers and seekers alike.
Psychedelic Porn Crumpets Release New Single and Launch US/European Tour
Psychedelic Porn Crumpets drop new single “Weird World Awoke” and announce their 7th album Carpe Diem, Moonman, out May 2025—plus tour dates across the U.S., and Europe.
Interview with Jason Simon of Dead Meadow
Dead Meadow’s Jason Simon talks band origins, musical influences, and the future of the group following the death of longtime bassist Steve Kille in this in-depth interview.
MIIEN by MIEN–Album Review
Psych-rock supergroup MIEN returns with MIIEN, a mesmerizing, genre-blending album full of swirling synths, hypnotic beats, and mind-expanding soundscapes—seven years in the making and well worth the wait.
Circle of Giants by moe. – Album Review
Progressive jam-band moe. perseveres in their thirty-fifth year with a stirring new release
Artist Spotlight: C.S. “Chris” Hawks
Explore the imaginative universe of artist C.S. “Chris” Hawks in this exclusive Psychedelic Scene interview. Discover his inspirations from da Vinci to Bowie, his passion for graphite drawing, and his unique take on art as a medium for societal evolution. C.S shares his creative process, professional journey, and vision for blending the real and fantastic into meaningful art.
Interview: Peppy Castro of The Blues Magoos
Jason LeValley interviews Peppy Castro of the legendary Blues Magoos, exploring the band’s psychedelic rock legacy, untold stories, and Peppy’s fascinating music career.
Goat by Goat–Album Review
Goat, an anonymous Swedish band, blends psychedelic rock with world music on their seventh studio album, featuring guitar-driven rhythms and ethnic fusion.
Synthesizer by A Place to Bury Strangers: Album Review
A Place to Bury Strangers are about to drop their seventh album, Synthesizer, blending post-punk roots with electronic chaos. Featuring powerful rhythms from married duo John and Sandra Fedowitz, alongside Oliver Ackermann’s dynamic guitar, this album captivates with standout tracks like “Disgust.”
