The UK music collective Gnod makes deeply psychedelic music, recording hours of long-form jams, while self-releasing some of them on limited edition cd-rs with hand screened art work and other printed ephemera. For their label Tesla Tapes, Gnodheads past and present explore their techno-pagan interests by applying psychedelic strategies to electronic music for some outstanding results. For instance, take a [...]

The Guadalajara duo Lorelle Meets the Obsolete play a real deadly nightshade brand of psychedelia on the track “The Lonely”, off their up-coming LP Corruptible Faces, coming out February 26th on the Chicago-based label Captcha Records. Bolstered by brutal onslaughts of guitar and a murderous beat, the couple carry on like drug-sick lovers in a slow, downward spiral until the [...]

Plenty of musical goodies to tickle your ear fancies this week! We kick off the MIXTAPE post with the much blogged about tracks from Burial, Thom Yorke, and Four Tet before moving onto some very cool bands still flying under the radar like Bass Drum of Death, Love Inks, Dirty Beaches, Moon Duo, Peaking Lights and much more! Many of [...]

Acid-soul revivalist King Khan is the man with the big bag of tricks and if you’re hurting, loaded or losing your mind, he’s got just the fix! Like some angel-dusted James Brown from outer space, Khan dishes up the sexual chocolate like it was a holy sacrament in his “church of psychedelic eroticness”!CONTINUE READING Streaming Media Links: VIDEO: King Khan [...]

Clockin’ in at just over an hour, we have some outstanding new music for you to checkout this week. Stream the tunes below, or join the podcast to get the complete mixtape! As always, some of our favorite podcasting sources include…iTunes, Podcast.com, and Podcast Alley. So what are you waiting for, friend, sign up! The Unnatural Helpers Cracked Love and [...]

Great new videos this week streaming from our TV PARTY webcast, so let’s jump right in! Dum Dum Girls new Sub Pop album, I Will Be, is full of garage gems, and now we have some groovy, 60′s style visuals for their first single off the album, “Jail La La”. Speaking of groovy, pick up the 7″ for this song [...]

Kawabata Makoto launched the Acid Mothers Temple soul collective in 1995 with the desire to create “extreme trip music”, and for the past fifteen years this loosely floating tribe of musicians and dropouts have assaulted and tantalized the senses with their cosmic communications. While inhabiting various monikers in the Acid Mothers lineage, such as Acid Mothers Temple and the Melting [...]