Kaleidoscopic and corrosive: Chris of Wilderness explores interstitial zones with hardware synths, drum machines, and a sampler — genre-defying and poetically dense, made in the Sonoran Desert — while Progressive Anarchists go dark and gloomy, blending synthetic soundscapes with acid basslines and rock instrumentation. Aidan Siegele branches from indie rock into psychedelic and ambient textures, exploring memory, uncertainty, and hope, and Protocol Gone conjures a late-night horrific trance born of medical dread. Chris of Wilderness rounds things out with sonically dense electronics diving into the paranoid circus of the panopticon.

Psychedelic releases

Anotherside (2003) by  Psychedelic Cowboys  cover art

“A raw and fearless fusion of protest-driven lyrics and psychedelic rock grooves, Anotherside channels the band’s underground spirit into an urgent sonic trip through political dissent and personal ...”

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Pt. 1 by Mildred cover art
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“Mildred's psychedelic post-whatever treatise on the cyclical nature of tragedy and violence.”

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