Articles related to "Psychedelia"

Psychedelia is another vision of the world; one where perception can see the spirituality of nature and its connection with the human soul.

Rock'n Roll Hall of Fame nominees The Zombies reform to play their legendary LP Odessey & Oracle, as well as their other pop gems of the 60s...and even a little 70s.

Grant Hart used to play drums for the fastest punk band alive, Husker Du. Now he raids the 60's for high powered modern mayhem. Hot Wax Is A Happening.

After the return to past glories with their previous album it seems like Oasis have slipped up once again. Psychedelic leanings replace the rockier elements.

The 66-year-old former Beatle delivers an album of raw garage blues and atmospheric psychedelia that makes many younger bands seem tame and conservative by comparison.

Around 1990 a group of English bands took up their guitars and effects pedals, offering a new take on psychedelia after punk put an end to excess in rock music.

At a time when truly great music seemed to be AWOL, MGMT arrived on the scene and restored faith across the land with their album, the remarkable Oracular Spectacular.

Psychedelic rock music and its associated light shows and poster art changed the world. Its birthplace was San Francisco's Fillmore Auditorium, managed by Bill Graham.

The Grateful Dead's reputation as a leading psychedelic rock band remains unchallenged. San Francisco's best-loved people's band gave us a huge legacy of great rock music

Theremins to the fore on this British Rock album from 1969

In 1967, Pink Floyd recorded their first album, 'The Piper at the Gates of Dawn', helping to define London's Summer of Love. One track in particular, Bike, is discussed.

Rock, pop and folk festivals have mushroomed in the UK in recent years featuring the world's top acts. Here are the dates and headliners for the major UK music festivals.

Joe Byrd and the United States of America contributed one of the most pivotal musical achievements of the 1960's

A look at some of the UK's smaller music festivals, from Guilfest, the Wickerman and Wychwood Festivals to the Green Man Festival and Relentless Boardmasters event.

Hey Good Lookin' is not for the faint of heart, it features foul language, racial stereotypes, sex, drugs, and violence - all set in a dark urban context.

A brief overview of the three influences of mod fashion: Pop-art, Italian Design, and R&B Style, and how you can let these fashions influence your own.

New from Taschen, this tribute to the underground dirty magazine "Sexty to Sexty" is a raw and funny document of American history from 1965 to 1983.

Animated folk tales; Elftrance images and other great Flash and QuickTime diversions.

Country Joe and the Fish - one of the leading psychedelic bands of San Francisco's Summer of Love. With appearances at Monterey and Woodstock, they helped define an era.

British pop duo Goldfrapp continue to mine a rich seam of captivating original music which defies categorisation and it seems the fickle record-buying public are smitten.

Offbeat Los Angeles tour company Esotouric adds rock music, architecture and literary tours to tours like Raymond Chandler's LA, the Black Dahlia and Halloween Horrors

Mexican indie rockers Porter, return with the sequel to their impressive debut. Evolving from a straight forward indie rock, to a more subtle experimental indie pop.

What happened when The Beatles, the biggest band in the world, got really animated?

Ten years after they split up, British band The Verve have returned with a brilliant new single, a new album due out in August, and a string of tour dates.

Top trends and outstanding shows from L'Oréal Toronto Fashion Week, Spring 2008 edition

Movie Spin-off from the hit 60's Batman tv show with Adam West and Burt Ward starring as Batman and Robin.

Grizzly Bear the band visited Vancouver's Vogue Theatre on October 14 and brought with them stunning harmonies and a truck-load of indie rock cred.

The sound can be ear-shattering, but the whine of the guitars and shrieking vocals can shake souls like tectonic plates - with the benefit of not causing earthquakes.

This British psychedelic-era group left a legacy of great music between 1966-68, including "Sunshine of Your Love" and "Disraeli Gears", and may yet reform once again.

In 1963, the Cold War was ready to turn hot; but, Marvel Comics was ready to save America with their entry into the super patriot game: Colonel Nick Fury, Agent of SHIELD

Regarded by many as manufactured "bubblegum" pop, The Monkees have stood the test of time and deserve to finally be inducted into the Rock 'N' Roll Hall of Fame.

Is is possible to have psychedelic writing in its own right? Poetry, science fiction and religious writing are explored briefly as examplars.