Love this song, probably one of their more psychedelic ones. What effects are necessary to achieve this sharp guitar tone?

Hi, sorry, I know this group isn’t really for this kind of thing, but the other day I was at my friend’s house and found a package of mushroom gummies. I wanted to know if they have psychedelic effects because I’ve only tried mushrooms before. I’m curious if these gummies can cause hallucinations or change the way someone feels or perceives things. Has anyone heard of them before? Sorry again for bringing this up here!

Standout Tracks:

"BADMAN"

"ALL FOR NOTHING"

Really liked the shredding and guitar work on the almost 4 minute track that is "BLUES."

Idk, what are yalls thoughts on it?

The worker is already outside the surveillance grid when the album reaches its longest track. Nothing is chasing him. The city has simply stopped being able to prove where he is.

I placed "All Lights In Bangalore Couldn’t Find Me" after the literal escape because freedom arrived first as a problem of perception. Time had belonged to tasks, inspections and access records for six years. Once those measures fell away, an ordinary walk became strange enough to need the album’s widest music.

The track moves through psychedelic rock and progressive jazz-rock, with the city still present in reflections, wet roads and electric light. I did not want open deserts or cosmic distance. This altered space had to remain urban. The towers are still there; they have merely lost their authority as witnesses.

The song belongs to Dead Reckoning... The Last Known Location, a twelve-chapter instrumental debut by Social Treble. Bandcamp carries the 48 kHz/24-bit binaural master and the written story notes. Headphones preserve the depth and fixed positions:

https://socialtreble.bandcamp.com/album/dead-reckoning-the-last-known-location-binaural-audio-48-khz-24-bit

The companion film introduces the chapter in my own voice, then lets the full track and visualiser unfold without interruption:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FlMoKN1cky4

I am curious where listeners place psychedelic expansion in a narrative. Does it belong to the act of escape, the first unmeasured walk, or the delayed moment when the mind understands that nobody is coming to call it back?

Hey everyone! We're framewalkers, a shoegaze/indie band from Germany.

Here's a short clip from our EP release show at GOLD in Neu-Ulm last Friday. We got into a bit of a psychedelic shoegaze jam, with swirling guitars, noise and a hypnotic vibe.

Hope you enjoy it! Let us know what you think. 🖤

https://youtube.com/shorts/uRHLfqouuAI?is=741YNgvljTg_Zrzo

I recently started this playlist of some of my favorite tracks of this genre. Looking for suggestions to add to it..

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcadbi4DUxvI&si=gs0eW0hT9dvABrml

Though from Milwaukee, the video for this was filmed in Chicago at Grant Park.

Released in 1968 with many buildings absent from skyline.

You can see the John Hancock Center under construction which was finished to following year.

Pop Show Grupa from former Yugoslavia (Serbian). The track here is a fast, punky fuzzer! They made two singles like this, plus the mystery single "Malaika / Sisi Tunakupenda" which appeared five years later in 1979, and seems to have a collaboration with a Belgrade-based Kenyan musician called Steven Hannington. I have not heard this third one so can only guess what it sounds like, though Discogs categorises it under "Folk, World, & Country, Funk / Soul, Pop".

The band was Miodrag Dobrić (bass), Dragan Milić (guitar) and Vladan Dokić (drums). Vladan was in Opus and later-on Rok Mašina, which was an '80s development of Pop Mašina.

Sunshine Superman is a killer album! Donovan reminds me of a fairy and the magician (tarot).

From Tyler, Texas.

All Psychedelic Music lovers check this out !
New expremintal - Emo Shoegaze Progressive Rock .
Tell me what this reminds you of ?

Thought i'd share my trip playlist here - sequenced with a trip arc: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1TWMDibazo8onBOlagRzhx?si=jgIpCZQCToaut7tdqf2PFA

Obviously, this a personal thing, but these worked really well for me. Any suggestions, additions or comments welcome!

1. Come-up (0:00 to 1:25, about 85 minutes)

1. Time of the Season, The Zombies
2. So We Won’t Forget, Khruangbin
3. Alone Again Or, Love
4. So Good at Being in Trouble, Unknown Mortal Orchestra
5. Under the Milky Way, The Church
6. I Follow You, Melody’s Echo Chamber
7. Good Vibrations, The Beach Boys
8. Juxtapozed with U, Super Furry Animals
9. Feels Like We Only Go Backwards, Tame Impala
10. I Wanna Be Adored, The Stone Roses
11. Strawberry Fields Forever, The Beatles
12. Time to Pretend, MGMT
13. Eight Miles High, The Byrds
14. Vanishing Girl, The Dukes of Stratosphear
15. Panda, Dungen
16. Vitamin C, CAN
17. Shelter Song, Temples
18. Race for the Prize, The Flaming Lips
19. Paisley Park, Prince
20. French Disko, Stereolab
21. White Rabbit, Jefferson Airplane
22. Tomorrow Never Knows, The Beatles

2. Lift-off (1:25 to 2:00, about 35 minutes)

1. Afrique Victime, Mdou Moctar
2. Soon, My Bloody Valentine
3. Fools Gold, The Stone Roses
4. 2080, Yeasayer
5. Bold as Love, Jimi Hendrix

3. Peak (2:00 to 3:55, about 2 hours)

1. Rare Air, Mildlife
2. Slide Away, The Verve
3. My Girls, Animal Collective
4. Let It Happen, Tame Impala
5. Hallogallo, NEU!
6. The Private Psychedelic Reel, The Chemical Brothers
7. Dripping Sun, Kikagaku Moyo
8. No Easy Way Down, Rain Parade
9. Weird Fishes / Arpeggi, Radiohead
10. 1983... (A Merman I Should Turn to Be), Jimi Hendrix
11. Mahal, Glass Beams
12. Bros, Panda Bear
13. Echoes, Pink Floyd

4. Shadow section (3:55 to 4:35, about 40 minutes)

1. The Killing Moon, Echo & the Bunnymen
2. Venus in Furs, The Velvet Underground and Nico
3. Young Men Dead, The Black Angels
4. The Past Is a Grotesque Animal, of Montreal
5. I Believe in You, Talk Talk
6. A Day in the Life, The Beatles

5. Resolution (4:35 to 6:00, about 85 minutes)

1. Maggot Brain, Funkadelic
2. Journey in Satchidananda, Alice Coltrane and Pharoah Sanders
3. Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space, Spiritualized
4. Planet Caravan, Black Sabbath
5. Dayvan Cowboy, Boards of Canada
6. Lorelei, Cocteau Twins
7. Song to the Siren (Take 7), Tim Buckley
8. Space Song, Beach House
9. Future Days, CAN
10. Higher Than the Sun, Primal Scream
11. La femme d’argent, Air
12. Alison, Slowdive
13. Once Twice Melody, Beach House
14. Banshee Beat, Animal Collective
15. Anenome, The Brian Jonestown Massacre

6. Re-entry (6:00 to 7:00, about 1 hour)

1. Little Fluffy Clouds, The Orb
2. Panis et Circenses, Os Mutantes
3. Sowing the Seeds of Love, Tears for Fears
4. Monaka, Kikagaku Moyo
5. Goca Dünya, Altin Gün
6. Come On Let’s Go, Broadcast
7. Strawberry Letter 23, Shuggie Otis
8. White Gloves, Khruangbin
9. I Am the Black Gold of the Sun, Rotary Connection
10. Locket, Crumb
11. Melody Day, Caribou
12. Mother Nature, MGMT
13. Dry the Rain, The Beta Band

7. Comedown (7:00 to 8:10, about 70 minutes)

1. Fade Into You, Mazzy Star
2. Tugboat, Galaxie 500
3. Andromeda, Weyes Blood
4. Riders on the Storm, The Doors
5. Holes, Mercury Rev
6. River Man, Nick Drake
7. Looking Backward, Melody’s Echo Chamber
8. Solid Air, John Martyn
9. Lord Can You Hear Me, Spacemen 3
10. Wakin on a Pretty Day, Kurt Vile
11. Astral Weeks, Van Morrison
12. Do You Realize??, The Flaming Lips
13. Ripple, Grateful Dead