Strawberry Alarm Clock returns with Where’s One?, blending psychedelic pop, jazz-influenced textures, and bold experimentation to expand the band’s legacy, not merely revisit it. A warmly personal, deeply contextual review that highlights collaborative creativity, genre-pushing arrangements, and two daring Beatles covers.

Holy Wave’s i’m DADA is an immersive neo-psychedelic concept album blending shoegaze, experimental sound collage, and deeply personal songwriting.

Our review of Robyn Hitchcock’s The Confuser explores its psychedelic brilliance, introspective songwriting, and connections to his remarkable career.

Johnny Damron reviews Jaco Jaco’s On the Levee, a dreamy neo-psychedelic album rich with atmosphere, introspection, and emotional depth.

The Heavenly Bodes’ debut LP, The Green Hills, blends late-’60s psychedelia, garage rock, folk, and country-rock influences into a kaleidoscopic psych rock journey from Cornwall, England.

The Limañanas transform Paris’s Centre Pompidou into a psychedelic soundscape on Live at Beaubourg, a hypnotic live album blending garage rock, krautrock, and dreamlike atmospheres.

Meltt’s Pathways is a dreamy psych-pop journey filled with warm textures, shimmering melodies, and sun-drenched atmospheres perfect for summer.

Of Montreal’s aethermead blends inventive psych-pop with raw heartbreak, but its fragmented structure and gloomy tone limit its impact.