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.
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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.”
Free Energy by Dummy: Album Review
Dummy’s second album, Free Energy, showcases their unique blend of psychedelic rock, trance-inducing beats, and experimental acoustics. Releasing on September 6th, 2024, the album promises to captivate with its diverse sonic textures and memorable tracks.
Psychic Lines Announce Fifth Studio Album “Sunset on Sunset”
Discover the latest from Brooklyn’s Psychic Lines with their fifth studio album Sunset on Sunset, exploring themes of delusion and escapism through darkly surreal, introspective tracks.
Interview with Cory Hanson of Wand
Cory Hanson of Wand discusses how his writing method differs when writing for the band versus writing for his solo albums, his band’s use of psychedelic substances, and who he’d like to collaborate with if he could choose anyone.
Flight b741 by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard – Album Review
The Australian psych band favors traditional rock trappings over microtonal oddities on their latest and most accessible release.
Evolve by Phish–Album Review
The Vermont-based band nods to their zany past while displaying resolute maturescence on their first new studio release in four years.
Across the River of Stars by Beachwood Sparks–Album Review.
The Beachwood Sparks just delivered Across the River of Stars, their first album in twelve years–produced by The Black Crowes’ Chris Robinson.
