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  1. Sothiac + Spellbound Circle + Juno

    Sabato 25 luglio, dalle 21:00 alle 01:00, presso Rock & Roll Milano, Via Giuseppe Bruschetti 11, 20125 Milan, Italy

    Free Entry!

    ▼ 𝐔𝐏𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐈𝐑𝐒 𝐏𝐔𝐁 & 𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐔𝐑𝐀𝐍𝐓 ▼
    Food'n'Drink Dalle 19:00
    Prenota la tua Cena o il tuo tavolo
    Dm su Instagram
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    WhatsApp al numero 351.8352477

    SOTHIAC:
    Nome ispirato dall’antico ciclo sothiaco, legato al sorgere eliaco di Sirius (Sothis), che nell’antico Egitto segnava rinnovamento e la rivoluzione. Come quell’allineamento celeste, la nostra musica esplora il suono come rituale e trasformazione, tra tensione e rinascita.

    Moon- voce e synth
    Shine - chitarra
    borda - batteria

    Tra le loro esperienze hanno aperto ai Faust al Café Oto di Londra e a Jozef Van Wissem.
    Hanno registrato un Album ad Amburgo con Amaury Cambuzat degli Ulan Bator e Faust e firmato per la 33 Jazz Records rilasciando due Album per il progetto trio con il sassofonista e produttore inglese Paul Jolly che ha aperto ai Black Sabbath negli anni 70.
    Il tour in Giappone nel 2016 (18 date in 22 giorni) e tra il 2017 e 18' in Europa e in Cina attraversandola da nord a sud in treno spingendosi in Manciuria suonando come prima band europea.

    La vocalist Pat Moonchy (Moon) ha fatto parte del progetto Moonchy & Tobias con il produttore americano Todd Tobias (Robert Pollard, Ipecac Records di Mike Patton).

    Il chitarrista Lucio Liguori è figlio d’arte.
    Nipote di noti musicisti (il batterista Pasquale Liguori, il pianista Gaetano Gaetano Liguori e Gegè Di Giacomo il batterista e poi direttore dell’orchestra di Renato Carosone).

    borda (Teo Ravelli) ex King Bong, ha registrato un Album con il chitarrista Chris Haskett dei Rollins Band.

    Sono attivi nella scena italiana dei live heavy/psych/stoner.
    Quest’anno hanno aperto ad Amaury Cambuzat al Bloom e alla band svedese Witchcraft al Magnolia.

    SPELLBOUNDE CIRCLE:
    Basso-batteria-chitarra, il cerchio a tre punte degli Spellbound Circle si crea dall’incontro di Michele, Ylenia ed Aurelio per dare vita ad uno sfogo cutaneo fatto di progressive rock misto grunge misto spruzzi psichedelici.
    Niente voce, la musica parla.

    JUNO:
    Juno è un progetto noise-gaze che nasce a milano nel 2025
    Influenzati da band MBV e Sonic Youth si distaccano dal resto della scena per un soundwall assordante e una forte presenza sul palco.

    See less

    #spellboundcircle #alternative #autoproduzioni #concerto #diy #freeentry #grunge #juno #krautrock #musica #postrock #poststoner #progrock #psychedelia #RockNRollMilano #sothiac

  2. Sothiac + Spellbound Circle + Juno

    Sabato 25 luglio, dalle 21:00 alle 01:00, presso Rock & Roll Milano, Via Giuseppe Bruschetti 11, 20125 Milan, Italy

    Free Entry!

    ▼ 𝐔𝐏𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐈𝐑𝐒 𝐏𝐔𝐁 & 𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐔𝐑𝐀𝐍𝐓 ▼
    Food'n'Drink Dalle 19:00
    Prenota la tua Cena o il tuo tavolo
    Dm su Instagram
    Direct su Facebook
    WhatsApp al numero 351.8352477

    SOTHIAC:
    Nome ispirato dall’antico ciclo sothiaco, legato al sorgere eliaco di Sirius (Sothis), che nell’antico Egitto segnava rinnovamento e la rivoluzione. Come quell’allineamento celeste, la nostra musica esplora il suono come rituale e trasformazione, tra tensione e rinascita.

    Moon- voce e synth
    Shine - chitarra
    borda - batteria

    Tra le loro esperienze hanno aperto ai Faust al Café Oto di Londra e a Jozef Van Wissem.
    Hanno registrato un Album ad Amburgo con Amaury Cambuzat degli Ulan Bator e Faust e firmato per la 33 Jazz Records rilasciando due Album per il progetto trio con il sassofonista e produttore inglese Paul Jolly che ha aperto ai Black Sabbath negli anni 70.
    Il tour in Giappone nel 2016 (18 date in 22 giorni) e tra il 2017 e 18' in Europa e in Cina attraversandola da nord a sud in treno spingendosi in Manciuria suonando come prima band europea.

    La vocalist Pat Moonchy (Moon) ha fatto parte del progetto Moonchy & Tobias con il produttore americano Todd Tobias (Robert Pollard, Ipecac Records di Mike Patton).

    Il chitarrista Lucio Liguori è figlio d’arte.
    Nipote di noti musicisti (il batterista Pasquale Liguori, il pianista Gaetano Gaetano Liguori e Gegè Di Giacomo il batterista e poi direttore dell’orchestra di Renato Carosone).

    borda (Teo Ravelli) ex King Bong, ha registrato un Album con il chitarrista Chris Haskett dei Rollins Band.

    Sono attivi nella scena italiana dei live heavy/psych/stoner.
    Quest’anno hanno aperto ad Amaury Cambuzat al Bloom e alla band svedese Witchcraft al Magnolia.

    SPELLBOUNDE CIRCLE:
    Basso-batteria-chitarra, il cerchio a tre punte degli Spellbound Circle si crea dall’incontro di Michele, Ylenia ed Aurelio per dare vita ad uno sfogo cutaneo fatto di progressive rock misto grunge misto spruzzi psichedelici.
    Niente voce, la musica parla.

    JUNO:
    Juno è un progetto noise-gaze che nasce a milano nel 2025
    Influenzati da band MBV e Sonic Youth si distaccano dal resto della scena per un soundwall assordante e una forte presenza sul palco.

    See less

    #spellboundcircle #alternative #autoproduzioni #concerto #diy #freeentry #grunge #juno #krautrock #musica #postrock #poststoner #progrock #psychedelia #RockNRollMilano #sothiac

  3. Look into the Sky

    Staring at the sky through a mirror One of the entries on my blog post shortlist this week played the serendipity card. The lyrics in JJerome87's song Last Man Alive mention Snowy White, who was the focus of last week's article. It's a good song from an excellent album, but that wasn't enough to persuade me to feature the Alt-J frontman's latest solo release here. Instead, I've been looking into the debut album by Fire In Her Eyes. Sisters, songwriters and multi-instrumentalists Daniella […]

    crotchetyman.blog/2026/07/20/l

  4. Look into the Sky

    Staring at the sky through a mirror One of the entries on my blog post shortlist this week played the serendipity card. The lyrics in JJerome87's song Last Man Alive mention Snowy White, who was the focus of last week's article. It's a good song from an excellent album, but that wasn't enough to persuade me to feature the Alt-J frontman's latest solo release here. Instead, I've been looking into the debut album by Fire In Her Eyes. Sisters, songwriters and multi-instrumentalists Daniella […]

    crotchetyman.blog/2026/07/20/l

  5. Look into the Sky

    Staring at the sky through a mirror One of the entries on my blog post shortlist this week played the serendipity card. The lyrics in JJerome87's song Last Man Alive mention Snowy White, who was the focus of last week's article. It's a good song from an excellent album, but that wasn't enough to persuade me to feature the Alt-J frontman's latest solo release here. Instead, I've been looking into the debut album by Fire In Her Eyes. Sisters, songwriters and multi-instrumentalists Daniella […]

    crotchetyman.blog/2026/07/20/l

  6. Look into the Sky

    Staring at the sky through a mirror One of the entries on my blog post shortlist this week played the serendipity card. The lyrics in JJerome87's song Last Man Alive mention Snowy White, who was the focus of last week's article. It's a good song from an excellent album, but that wasn't enough to persuade me to feature the Alt-J frontman's latest solo release here. Instead, I've been looking into the debut album by Fire In Her Eyes. Sisters, songwriters and multi-instrumentalists Daniella […]

    crotchetyman.blog/2026/07/20/l

  7. Look into the Sky

    Staring at the sky through a mirror One of the entries on my blog post shortlist this week played the serendipity card. The lyrics in JJerome87's song Last Man Alive mention Snowy White, who was the focus of last week's article. It's a good song from an excellent album, but that wasn't enough to persuade me to feature the Alt-J frontman's latest solo release here. Instead, I've been looking into the debut album by Fire In Her Eyes. Sisters, songwriters and multi-instrumentalists Daniella […]

    crotchetyman.blog/2026/07/20/l

  8. #fractalfriday

    tinyurl.com/57fnufh5

    New psychedelic trippy colorful fractal designs in in my Etsy Shop! Clothing, Home Decor and more!
    Perfect for music festivals, raves, the beach, etc, etc, etc!
    Designed by me, manufactured by Art of Where!

    #fractalart #fractals #psychedelia #smallbusiness #trippyart #mesmerizing #psychedelicart #rave #fashion #clothing #frax #colorfulart #abstractart #abstracrt #digital #digitalart

  9. An article from the SF Gate regarding the selling of 7940 La Honda Rd, La Honda, CA 94020 - Ken Kesey's former home. This was the last time the property has been available to buy. The couple who bought the property still reside there and over the years have restored it to it's former glory.

    Article dated 24th May 1997.

    Ken Kesey's legendary log cabin in La Honda, site of some of the most mind-bending parties of the 1960s, is on the verge of being sold.

    The prospective buyers are a nice, quiet Stanford University couple who want a place to write. The yellow two-bedroom cabin set in a grove of redwood trees served as home base for Kesey -- The Chief -- and his Merry Pranksters at the dawning of the Age of Aquarius.

    It was on this three-acre lot that Kesey, author of the novel "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," and his friends would climb aboard their famous day-glo school bus for freaky excursions to the Haight, Berkeley, and points way beyond.

    Along the way they held "acid tests" in public ballrooms, accompanied by the music of the Haight- based Grateful Dead, and free bowls of LSD-spiked punch.

    Reached by telephone at his farm in Pleasant Hill, Ore., last night, Kesey was in no mood for questions.

    "First of all, it is not a nice little cabin," he growled. "It is a big nice old house in the middle of a redwood forest." Then he turned the telephone over to his wife, Faye.

    Faye said they are selling the cabin partly to get some money after settling out of court with a San Mateo County sheriff's deputy who sued them. The deputy said he suffered severe neck injuries after falling off a bridge on Kesey's property four years ago as he was responding to a call.

    "We also thought it was time to sell it because we are so far away and it was starting to get run down. Ken feels a little sad about selling."

    On the other hand, she said they both feel good about the couple from Stanford who are buying it. The asking price was $239,000. The sale has not closed.

    "I think they want to do a little writing. There certainly is a lot of good aura there."

    She said Kesey put the finishing touches on his second novel, "Sometimes a Great Notion," at the cabin.

    The house became a focal point for the "backwoods mountain hippies" of the era, said neighbor Jim Warren of Kings Mountain. The cabin was featured in Tom Wolfe's book, "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test" and other works chronicling the antics of Kesey and the Merry Pranksters.

    "I remember after Kesey got busted the first time, they put out a yellow and black roadside marker that read, 'No Left Turn Unstoned,"' laughed Warren. "It was really a great, funky place."

    Kesey bought the cabin in the late 1950s, when he was a creative writing student at Stanford University. He lived there until the early 1970s with Faye and two children.

    Since then, Kesey has rented the cabin to tenants, but over the past year it has been vacant. Because the cabin was never really locked, vandals have stolen several relics of the Merry Prankster era, Faye Kesey said. Pieces of artwork, collages, and other mementos are now missing from the shrine.

    "There are a lot of great memories at that house," Faye Kesey said. "We both feel confident that the new owners will take very good care of it and treat it with respect."

    #CounterCulture #Psychedelia

  10. An article from the SF Gate regarding the selling of 7940 La Honda Rd, La Honda, CA 94020 - Ken Kesey's former home. This was the last time the property has been available to buy. The couple who bought the property still reside there and over the years have restored it to it's former glory.

    Article dated 24th May 1997.

    Ken Kesey's legendary log cabin in La Honda, site of some of the most mind-bending parties of the 1960s, is on the verge of being sold.

    The prospective buyers are a nice, quiet Stanford University couple who want a place to write. The yellow two-bedroom cabin set in a grove of redwood trees served as home base for Kesey -- The Chief -- and his Merry Pranksters at the dawning of the Age of Aquarius.

    It was on this three-acre lot that Kesey, author of the novel "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," and his friends would climb aboard their famous day-glo school bus for freaky excursions to the Haight, Berkeley, and points way beyond.

    Along the way they held "acid tests" in public ballrooms, accompanied by the music of the Haight- based Grateful Dead, and free bowls of LSD-spiked punch.

    Reached by telephone at his farm in Pleasant Hill, Ore., last night, Kesey was in no mood for questions.

    "First of all, it is not a nice little cabin," he growled. "It is a big nice old house in the middle of a redwood forest." Then he turned the telephone over to his wife, Faye.

    Faye said they are selling the cabin partly to get some money after settling out of court with a San Mateo County sheriff's deputy who sued them. The deputy said he suffered severe neck injuries after falling off a bridge on Kesey's property four years ago as he was responding to a call.

    "We also thought it was time to sell it because we are so far away and it was starting to get run down. Ken feels a little sad about selling."

    On the other hand, she said they both feel good about the couple from Stanford who are buying it. The asking price was $239,000. The sale has not closed.

    "I think they want to do a little writing. There certainly is a lot of good aura there."

    She said Kesey put the finishing touches on his second novel, "Sometimes a Great Notion," at the cabin.

    The house became a focal point for the "backwoods mountain hippies" of the era, said neighbor Jim Warren of Kings Mountain. The cabin was featured in Tom Wolfe's book, "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test" and other works chronicling the antics of Kesey and the Merry Pranksters.

    "I remember after Kesey got busted the first time, they put out a yellow and black roadside marker that read, 'No Left Turn Unstoned,"' laughed Warren. "It was really a great, funky place."

    Kesey bought the cabin in the late 1950s, when he was a creative writing student at Stanford University. He lived there until the early 1970s with Faye and two children.

    Since then, Kesey has rented the cabin to tenants, but over the past year it has been vacant. Because the cabin was never really locked, vandals have stolen several relics of the Merry Prankster era, Faye Kesey said. Pieces of artwork, collages, and other mementos are now missing from the shrine.

    "There are a lot of great memories at that house," Faye Kesey said. "We both feel confident that the new owners will take very good care of it and treat it with respect."

    #CounterCulture #Psychedelia

  11. An article from the SF Gate regarding the selling of 7940 La Honda Rd, La Honda, CA 94020 - Ken Kesey's former home. This was the last time the property has been available to buy. The couple who bought the property still reside there and over the years have restored it to it's former glory.

    Article dated 24th May 1997.

    Ken Kesey's legendary log cabin in La Honda, site of some of the most mind-bending parties of the 1960s, is on the verge of being sold.

    The prospective buyers are a nice, quiet Stanford University couple who want a place to write. The yellow two-bedroom cabin set in a grove of redwood trees served as home base for Kesey -- The Chief -- and his Merry Pranksters at the dawning of the Age of Aquarius.

    It was on this three-acre lot that Kesey, author of the novel "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," and his friends would climb aboard their famous day-glo school bus for freaky excursions to the Haight, Berkeley, and points way beyond.

    Along the way they held "acid tests" in public ballrooms, accompanied by the music of the Haight- based Grateful Dead, and free bowls of LSD-spiked punch.

    Reached by telephone at his farm in Pleasant Hill, Ore., last night, Kesey was in no mood for questions.

    "First of all, it is not a nice little cabin," he growled. "It is a big nice old house in the middle of a redwood forest." Then he turned the telephone over to his wife, Faye.

    Faye said they are selling the cabin partly to get some money after settling out of court with a San Mateo County sheriff's deputy who sued them. The deputy said he suffered severe neck injuries after falling off a bridge on Kesey's property four years ago as he was responding to a call.

    "We also thought it was time to sell it because we are so far away and it was starting to get run down. Ken feels a little sad about selling."

    On the other hand, she said they both feel good about the couple from Stanford who are buying it. The asking price was $239,000. The sale has not closed.

    "I think they want to do a little writing. There certainly is a lot of good aura there."

    She said Kesey put the finishing touches on his second novel, "Sometimes a Great Notion," at the cabin.

    The house became a focal point for the "backwoods mountain hippies" of the era, said neighbor Jim Warren of Kings Mountain. The cabin was featured in Tom Wolfe's book, "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test" and other works chronicling the antics of Kesey and the Merry Pranksters.

    "I remember after Kesey got busted the first time, they put out a yellow and black roadside marker that read, 'No Left Turn Unstoned,"' laughed Warren. "It was really a great, funky place."

    Kesey bought the cabin in the late 1950s, when he was a creative writing student at Stanford University. He lived there until the early 1970s with Faye and two children.

    Since then, Kesey has rented the cabin to tenants, but over the past year it has been vacant. Because the cabin was never really locked, vandals have stolen several relics of the Merry Prankster era, Faye Kesey said. Pieces of artwork, collages, and other mementos are now missing from the shrine.

    "There are a lot of great memories at that house," Faye Kesey said. "We both feel confident that the new owners will take very good care of it and treat it with respect."

    #CounterCulture #Psychedelia

  12. An article from the SF Gate regarding the selling of 7940 La Honda Rd, La Honda, CA 94020 - Ken Kesey's former home. This was the last time the property has been available to buy. The couple who bought the property still reside there and over the years have restored it to it's former glory.

    Article dated 24th May 1997.

    Ken Kesey's legendary log cabin in La Honda, site of some of the most mind-bending parties of the 1960s, is on the verge of being sold.

    The prospective buyers are a nice, quiet Stanford University couple who want a place to write. The yellow two-bedroom cabin set in a grove of redwood trees served as home base for Kesey -- The Chief -- and his Merry Pranksters at the dawning of the Age of Aquarius.

    It was on this three-acre lot that Kesey, author of the novel "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," and his friends would climb aboard their famous day-glo school bus for freaky excursions to the Haight, Berkeley, and points way beyond.

    Along the way they held "acid tests" in public ballrooms, accompanied by the music of the Haight- based Grateful Dead, and free bowls of LSD-spiked punch.

    Reached by telephone at his farm in Pleasant Hill, Ore., last night, Kesey was in no mood for questions.

    "First of all, it is not a nice little cabin," he growled. "It is a big nice old house in the middle of a redwood forest." Then he turned the telephone over to his wife, Faye.

    Faye said they are selling the cabin partly to get some money after settling out of court with a San Mateo County sheriff's deputy who sued them. The deputy said he suffered severe neck injuries after falling off a bridge on Kesey's property four years ago as he was responding to a call.

    "We also thought it was time to sell it because we are so far away and it was starting to get run down. Ken feels a little sad about selling."

    On the other hand, she said they both feel good about the couple from Stanford who are buying it. The asking price was $239,000. The sale has not closed.

    "I think they want to do a little writing. There certainly is a lot of good aura there."

    She said Kesey put the finishing touches on his second novel, "Sometimes a Great Notion," at the cabin.

    The house became a focal point for the "backwoods mountain hippies" of the era, said neighbor Jim Warren of Kings Mountain. The cabin was featured in Tom Wolfe's book, "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test" and other works chronicling the antics of Kesey and the Merry Pranksters.

    "I remember after Kesey got busted the first time, they put out a yellow and black roadside marker that read, 'No Left Turn Unstoned,"' laughed Warren. "It was really a great, funky place."

    Kesey bought the cabin in the late 1950s, when he was a creative writing student at Stanford University. He lived there until the early 1970s with Faye and two children.

    Since then, Kesey has rented the cabin to tenants, but over the past year it has been vacant. Because the cabin was never really locked, vandals have stolen several relics of the Merry Prankster era, Faye Kesey said. Pieces of artwork, collages, and other mementos are now missing from the shrine.

    "There are a lot of great memories at that house," Faye Kesey said. "We both feel confident that the new owners will take very good care of it and treat it with respect."

    #CounterCulture #Psychedelia

  13. An article from the SF Gate regarding the selling of 7940 La Honda Rd, La Honda, CA 94020 - Ken Kesey's former home. This was the last time the property has been available to buy. The couple who bought the property still reside there and over the years have restored it to it's former glory.

    Article dated 24th May 1997.

    Ken Kesey's legendary log cabin in La Honda, site of some of the most mind-bending parties of the 1960s, is on the verge of being sold.

    The prospective buyers are a nice, quiet Stanford University couple who want a place to write. The yellow two-bedroom cabin set in a grove of redwood trees served as home base for Kesey -- The Chief -- and his Merry Pranksters at the dawning of the Age of Aquarius.

    It was on this three-acre lot that Kesey, author of the novel "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," and his friends would climb aboard their famous day-glo school bus for freaky excursions to the Haight, Berkeley, and points way beyond.

    Along the way they held "acid tests" in public ballrooms, accompanied by the music of the Haight- based Grateful Dead, and free bowls of LSD-spiked punch.

    Reached by telephone at his farm in Pleasant Hill, Ore., last night, Kesey was in no mood for questions.

    "First of all, it is not a nice little cabin," he growled. "It is a big nice old house in the middle of a redwood forest." Then he turned the telephone over to his wife, Faye.

    Faye said they are selling the cabin partly to get some money after settling out of court with a San Mateo County sheriff's deputy who sued them. The deputy said he suffered severe neck injuries after falling off a bridge on Kesey's property four years ago as he was responding to a call.

    "We also thought it was time to sell it because we are so far away and it was starting to get run down. Ken feels a little sad about selling."

    On the other hand, she said they both feel good about the couple from Stanford who are buying it. The asking price was $239,000. The sale has not closed.

    "I think they want to do a little writing. There certainly is a lot of good aura there."

    She said Kesey put the finishing touches on his second novel, "Sometimes a Great Notion," at the cabin.

    The house became a focal point for the "backwoods mountain hippies" of the era, said neighbor Jim Warren of Kings Mountain. The cabin was featured in Tom Wolfe's book, "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test" and other works chronicling the antics of Kesey and the Merry Pranksters.

    "I remember after Kesey got busted the first time, they put out a yellow and black roadside marker that read, 'No Left Turn Unstoned,"' laughed Warren. "It was really a great, funky place."

    Kesey bought the cabin in the late 1950s, when he was a creative writing student at Stanford University. He lived there until the early 1970s with Faye and two children.

    Since then, Kesey has rented the cabin to tenants, but over the past year it has been vacant. Because the cabin was never really locked, vandals have stolen several relics of the Merry Prankster era, Faye Kesey said. Pieces of artwork, collages, and other mementos are now missing from the shrine.

    "There are a lot of great memories at that house," Faye Kesey said. "We both feel confident that the new owners will take very good care of it and treat it with respect."

    #CounterCulture #Psychedelia

  14. #psychedelicsunday
    New colorful groovy abstract digital fabric/wallpaper in my Spoonflower shop!
    Psychedelic Squiggly Swirly Stripes!
    tinyurl.com/4euyzhe7
    Created with Filter Forge using the "5 Color Abstract Pattern Maker" effect by DJI, and the "Your Fractal Art" effect by ronjonnie
    Also available as home decor products such as blankets, sheet sets, pillow cases, and curtains!
    #psychedelia #smallbusines
    #homedecor #fashion #rave #abstractart #abstract #digitalart #digital #trippy #hippie

  15. How The Turtles’ 1967 hit was nearly their last song

    Credit: Far Out / Album Cover Sat 11 July 2026 6:00, UK The opening melody of The Turtles’…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Music #1960s #1967 #Entertainment #Pop #psych-rock #Psychedelia #TheTurtles
    newsbeep.com/us/756396/

  16. How The Turtles’ 1967 hit was nearly their last song

    Credit: Far Out / Album Cover Sat 11 July 2026 6:00, UK The opening melody of The Turtles’…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Music #1960s #1967 #Entertainment #Pop #psych-rock #Psychedelia #TheTurtles
    newsbeep.com/us/756396/

  17. How The Turtles’ 1967 hit was nearly their last song

    Credit: Far Out / Album Cover Sat 11 July 2026 6:00, UK The opening melody of The Turtles’…
    #NewsBeep #News #Music #1960s #1967 #Entertainment #Pop #psychrock #psychedelia #TheTurtles #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/685749/

  18. ‘I was a self-centred, entitled little horror ... arguably I still am’: cult psych rocker Robyn Hitchcock talks to Stewart Lee theguardian.com/music/2026/jul #Music #Culture #PopAndRock #Psychedelia

  19. ‘I was a self-centred, entitled little horror ... arguably I still am’: cult psych rocker Robyn Hitchcock talks to Stewart Lee theguardian.com/music/2026/jul #Music #Culture #PopAndRock #Psychedelia

  20. ‘I was a self-centred, entitled little horror ... arguably I still am’: cult psych rocker Robyn Hitchcock talks to Stewart Lee theguardian.com/music/2026/jul #Music #Culture #PopAndRock #Psychedelia

  21. Deep Purple’s Roger Glover proves why rock and roll will never die

    Credit: Far Out / Olaf Heine Fri 3 July 2026 10:00, UK It’s hard to overstate the role…
    #NewsBeep #News #Music #1970s #2026 #AU #Australia #classicrock #DeepPurple #Entertainment #HardRock #homepage #Interview #newalbum #Progrock #psychrock #Psychedelia #Touring
    newsbeep.com/au/778089/

  22. #fractalfriday
    youtu.be/JSYN63F6Ug4
    Made this pretty, psychedelic, groovy, boho, mesmerizing, colorful jewel tone fractal mandala animation with One Lab's Hyper Kaleidoscope effect. Chill spiritual ambient music with nature sounds from Pixabay
    #kaleidoscope #abstract #abstractart #animation #trippy #colorfulart #mandala #bohemian #trippyart #psychedelia #psychedelicart #animated #relaxing #soothing #mellow #peaceful

  23. youtu.be/LuCSLEf37kc
    #kaleidosaturday
    For my new animation i created 100's of individual mandala images w/ One Lab, and animated them with several mesmerizing kaleidoscope effects in Davinci Resolve. Then I added relaxing piano music from Pixabay
    #abstractart #trippy #psychedelia #psychedelicart #abstract #colorful #colorfulart #digitalart #digital #animation #animated #satisfying #relaxing #symmetrical #symmetry #psychedelic

  24. El martes 16 de junio vimos a #jeTexas, un trío texano de instrumentistas soberbios, encabezados por el guitarrista y cantante Dylan Bishop, que hicieron volar nuestra imaginación mientras navegaban por las aguas del #blues, #country y la #psychedelia.

  25. El martes 16 de junio vimos a #jeTexas, un trío texano de instrumentistas soberbios, encabezados por el guitarrista y cantante Dylan Bishop, que hicieron volar nuestra imaginación mientras navegaban por las aguas del #blues, #country y la #psychedelia.

  26. El martes 16 de junio vimos a , un trío texano de instrumentistas soberbios, encabezados por el guitarrista y cantante Dylan Bishop, que hicieron volar nuestra imaginación mientras navegaban por las aguas del , y la .

  27. "Eight Miles High" is a song by the American #rock band #theByrds, written by #GeneClark, #JimMcGuinn (later known as Roger McGuinn), and #DavidCrosby. It was first released as a #single on March 14, 1966. Musically influenced by #sitar player #RaviShankar and #jazz saxophonist #JohnColtrane, the song was influential in developing the musical styles of #psychedelia and #ragaRock. Accordingly.
    youtube.com/watch?v=4Il9q397lL0

  28. "Eight Miles High" is a song by the American #rock band #theByrds, written by #GeneClark, #JimMcGuinn (later known as Roger McGuinn), and #DavidCrosby. It was first released as a #single on March 14, 1966. Musically influenced by #sitar player #RaviShankar and #jazz saxophonist #JohnColtrane, the song was influential in developing the musical styles of #psychedelia and #ragaRock. Accordingly.
    youtube.com/watch?v=4Il9q397lL0

  29. "Eight Miles High" is a song by the American #rock band #theByrds, written by #GeneClark, #JimMcGuinn (later known as Roger McGuinn), and #DavidCrosby. It was first released as a #single on March 14, 1966. Musically influenced by #sitar player #RaviShankar and #jazz saxophonist #JohnColtrane, the song was influential in developing the musical styles of #psychedelia and #ragaRock. Accordingly.
    youtube.com/watch?v=4Il9q397lL0

  30. "Eight Miles High" is a song by the American #rock band #theByrds, written by #GeneClark, #JimMcGuinn (later known as Roger McGuinn), and #DavidCrosby. It was first released as a #single on March 14, 1966. Musically influenced by #sitar player #RaviShankar and #jazz saxophonist #JohnColtrane, the song was influential in developing the musical styles of #psychedelia and #ragaRock. Accordingly.
    youtube.com/watch?v=4Il9q397lL0

  31. "Eight Miles High" is a song by the American #rock band #theByrds, written by #GeneClark, #JimMcGuinn (later known as Roger McGuinn), and #DavidCrosby. It was first released as a #single on March 14, 1966. Musically influenced by #sitar player #RaviShankar and #jazz saxophonist #JohnColtrane, the song was influential in developing the musical styles of #psychedelia and #ragaRock. Accordingly.
    youtube.com/watch?v=4Il9q397lL0