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“The album is a meditative space where sound becomes the breath of imagination, revealing quiet, elusive states between memory and fantasy.”
Dissolving into psychedelic fever dreams and mutant electronics: Muzaq for Frogs pays eerie tribute to cult film Decoder (1984) with a collaborative sonic séance. Chris of Wilderness conjures scorched earth blues and alien electronics from the Sonoran Desert, while Kidnappers in Their Sleep navigates interstitial zones with hardware synths and genre-defying poetic backbone. Replaced By Robots delivers guitar-driven rock that feels "simultaneously familiar, futuristic, emotive and SLIGHTLY WRONG," and Aidan Siegele's TRÄUMEN blends indie rock roots with psychedelic and ambient textures exploring memory, uncertainty, and hope.
Psychedelic releases
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“🎧 *Fractal Induction* is a hypnotic journey through fluid structures and digital rituals, where psychedelic trance becomes an architecture of consciousness.”
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“Dark, psychedelic folk”
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“The debut self-titled album from St. John's, Newfoundland based instrumental prog band Elder Caius.”
“Presented live on the night of July 12th at Star Camp Shasta, this set channels the strange, electric energy of Mount Shasta beneath a watching sky.”
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“Another hybrid release by Antonin De Bemels, that owes as much to techno as it does to psychedelic music, with some piano thrown in for good measure.”
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“From immersive downtempo and forest atmospheres to high-energy night time psytrance, this release features a curated selection of tracks by Mombi Yuleman.”
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“Let the pulsing beats transport you to a realm where myth and mystery reign, and the boundaries between light and darkness blur.”
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“A glitchy experimental pop project that's very psychedelic in nature influenced by idm and electronic music.”
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“Experimental psychedelic lo-fi Hiphop with passion”
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“Dank Meme Tunes from the multiverse”