Gerecki Introduces ‘I Know You Would’ As The First Glimpse Of The New Album
Posted: 12/4/2025From the heart of the Serbian underground, Gerecki returns to the fold this December, deftly balancing warm melody with the analog sounding style of the seventies. With the release of ‘I Know You Would,’ out today, the ensemble continues their excavation of the past to construct a distinctively modern melancholy filled with familiar influences from ... The post Gerecki Introduces ‘I Know You Would’ As The First Glimpse Of The New Album appeared first on It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine.
Port Ross Maps a Geography of Memory on ‘Nighttime at Gardner Hall’
Posted: 12/4/2025The moniker for his recording project, Port Ross, is borrowed from a cluster of subantarctic islands off the coast of New Zealand, a place of shipwrecks and castaways. It is a fitting alias for an artist concerned with isolation, navigation, and the artifacts we leave behind. However, the coordinates for his stunning debut album, ‘Nighttime ... The post Port Ross Maps a Geography of Memory on ‘Nighttime at Gardner Hall’ appeared first on It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine.
Græns Shares Live Video for ‘Groundscore’ Feat. The Mad Alchemist + Album News
Posted: 12/4/2025We are thrilled to premiere a brand new visual treat from Græns, the heavy-psych outfit driven by the rhythmic force of Axel Sjöberg (ex-Graveyard). Following the release of their acclaimed material earlier this year, the band is taking us back to the stage with a hallucinogenic live video for the track ‘Groundscore,’ cut from their ... The post Græns Shares Live Video for ‘Groundscore’ Feat. The Mad Alchemist + Album News appeared first on It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine.
Nick Kizirnis Slides ‘Through the Motions’
Posted: 12/4/2025Dayton indie rock veteran Nick Kizirnis is back with ‘Through the Motions,’ a standout track from his latest ATOM Records release, ‘Every Moment.’ Kizirnis channels the jagged energy of Bob Mould and the fuzz of Dinosaur Jr., weaving angular riffs around a moody core. It’s a sound he’s earned honestly, having spent decades in the ... The post Nick Kizirnis Slides ‘Through the Motions’ appeared first on It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine.
Witness Wounds: Two Duos Collide
Posted: 12/4/2025Witness Wounds, the self-titled debut LP arriving via Arsenic Solaris, is not merely a gathering of players, but a collision of distinct methodologies. It represents a synthesis of the theatrical and the abrasive, born from the convergence of two existing duos: the scenic, poetic intensity of Tomorrow I Feel Wrong (Sara Trawöger and Kristin Gerwien) ... The post Witness Wounds: Two Duos Collide appeared first on It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine.
Kæry Ann Unveils ‘Hero and Leander’ from Upcoming Album ‘Moonstone’
Posted: 12/3/2025Kæry Ann, the musical project of Italian singer-songwriter Erika Azzini, will release her second studio album, ‘Moonstone,’ on 23 January 2026, via Subsound Records. Following her debut, ‘Songs of Grace and Ruin,’ the new album marks a significant, heavier evolution, delving into doom influences while maintaining its foundations in dark folk and hypnotic atmosphere. ‘Moonstone’ ... The post Kæry Ann Unveils ‘Hero and Leander’ from Upcoming Album ‘Moonstone’ appeared first on It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine.
Chaton Laveur: Motorik Mania and the Time Trial of ‘Contre-La-Montre’
Posted: 12/3/2025Liège duo Chaton Laveur returns with a masterclass in tension. Channeling the “motorik” drive of 70s Krautrock, ‘Contre-La-Montre’ is a hypnotic race against the clock. There is a specific kind of anxiety that comes with watching the second hand sweep around a clock face, but rarely does it sound this seductive. Eschewing the bloated excesses ... The post Chaton Laveur: Motorik Mania and the Time Trial of ‘Contre-La-Montre’ appeared first on It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine.
The Final Solution: A Lost Voice of the ’60s San Francisco Sound Emerges
Posted: 12/2/2025The legendary, yet little-recorded, San Francisco band The Final Solution has finally received a long-overdue official anthology of their extant recordings with the release of ‘Just Like Gold: Live At The Matrix 1966’ on High Moon Records. Though the group’s career was over before the Summer of Love even began, they were an intriguing part ... The post The Final Solution: A Lost Voice of the ’60s San Francisco Sound Emerges appeared first on It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine.
‘The Vicious’ enters through Revolution Above Disorder
Posted: 12/2/2025‘The Vicious’ is a tense, slow burning track built on distorted guitars and an undercurrent of unease. At moments it feels as if you are standing on unstable ground, watching reality blur and fracture between control and collapse. The song refuses to explain itself, choosing instead to speak through texture and mood, drawing the listener ... The post ‘The Vicious’ enters through Revolution Above Disorder appeared first on It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine.
The Scenics playing Big Star’s ‘Take Care’
Posted: 12/2/2025From their beginning in 1976, The Scenics—Andy Meyers and Ken Badger—were profoundly influenced by Big Star’s sound. They existed in the same 70s music world, absorbing the bittersweet edge found in Alex Chilton’s work. This powerful version of ‘Take Care’ was recorded by the reformed Scenics in 2009. It features the band, plus producer Joby ... The post The Scenics playing Big Star’s ‘Take Care’ appeared first on It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine.
Lone Assembly untie the darkness on debut album ‘Knots 8 Chains’
Posted: 12/1/2025Swiss band Lone Assembly announce their debut album ‘Knots & Chains,’ due for release on February 27, 2026 via Irascible Records. With ‘Knots & Chains,’ Lone Assembly deliver a striking first statement, steeped in gothic atmosphere and new wave sensibility. These songs move through pain, alienation, and grief, yet pulse with a bit of hope. ... The post Lone Assembly untie the darkness on debut album ‘Knots 8 Chains’ appeared first on It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine.
Summer of Hate Offers a Glimpse of ‘Blood and Honey’ with the Release of ‘Alem’ Video
Posted: 12/1/2025The band Summer of Hate has announced the upcoming release of their new studio album, ‘Blood and Honey,’ scheduled to debut on January 30, 2026, via Tee Pee Records. In anticipation of the release, the group has shared a new video for the track ‘Alem,’ offering a substantial preview of the record. The video release ... The post Summer of Hate Offers a Glimpse of ‘Blood and Honey’ with the Release of ‘Alem’ Video appeared first on It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine.
Nirvana: The Visionary Duo Who Redefined British Psychedelia, Captured in a New Box Set
Posted: 11/28/2025Before the mythology of 1960s London hardened into its familiar legends, two young musicians were quietly reshaping the city’s musical imagination. Patrick Campbell-Lyons, from Ireland, and Alex Spyropoulos, from Greece, met by chance in 1966 and began crafting songs that moved far beyond the boundaries of pop. Their music blended baroque arrangements, surreal storytelling, theatrical ... The post Nirvana: The Visionary Duo Who Redefined British Psychedelia, Captured in a New Box Set appeared first on It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine.
The booming market for mushroom edibles has a hidden and potentially toxic problem
Posted: 11/27/2025Nootropic gummies, marketed as mental enhancers, are sending consumers to the hospital with seizures and vomiting. An unregulated market means these products can contain undisclosed toxic mushrooms or other potent drugs, posing a serious public health risk.
Black Magic Tree Return with ‘Terra,’ Their Most Expansive LP Yet
Posted: 11/27/2025Berlin’s Black Magic Tree have resurfaced from the city’s ever-churning underground with ‘Terra,’ their long-awaited sophomore album and first release for Majestic Mountain Records, out November 28, 2025. The record marks the band’s return after several years spent refining the heavy-blues-psych vibes that have become their signature. Formed in 2018, the five-piece cut their teeth ... The post Black Magic Tree Return with ‘Terra,’ Their Most Expansive LP Yet appeared first on It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine.
Monolithe Noir Announce New Album, Share Haunting Video for ‘La foi gelée’
Posted: 11/27/2025Belgian experimental shapeshifter Monolithe Noir has returned with ‘La foi gelée,’ the first single and title track from the project’s upcoming fourth album, due February 27, 2026 via Humpty Dumpty Records. The track arrives with an icy, slow-burning video by filmmaker Nico Peltier, now streaming on YouTube. Across the last decade, Monolithe Noir has carved ... The post Monolithe Noir Announce New Album, Share Haunting Video for ‘La foi gelée’ appeared first on It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine.
Chapter 24 and the Greek Underground: Revisiting Their Origins Through ‘Tin Invaders’
Posted: 11/25/2025Few bands from the Greek underground can claim the continuity, depth, and creative refusal to sit still that define Chapter 24. Formed in Ioannina in 1982, the group, known in Greece as Kefalaio 24, has remained anchored to the same core trio from the very beginning: Antonis Livieratos, Vangelis Boulouhtsis, and Periklis Boulouhtsis. Across more ... The post Chapter 24 and the Greek Underground: Revisiting Their Origins Through ‘Tin Invaders’ appeared first on It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine.
Psychedelic ‘Ego Death’ Tied to a Collapse in Alpha Brain Waves
Posted: 11/24/2025A new study using DMT as a scientific tool reveals how psychedelics alter the brain’s alpha-wave dynamics and weaken our sense of self. The researchers found that DMT pushes the brain away from its usual “critical” balance between chaos and order, a state believed to be essential for coherent self-awareness over time.
Pete Fij Releases ‘Love’s Coming Back’ Single
Posted: 11/24/2025Pete Fij is breaking his silence with a surge of unexpected optimism. The former Adorable frontman has released his new single, ‘Love’s Coming Back,’ available now on all streaming platforms. A limited edition 7″ vinyl featuring the exclusive B-side ‘Houston’ arrives on November 28th. The track serves as the first taste of his upcoming solo ... The post Pete Fij Releases ‘Love’s Coming Back’ Single appeared first on It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine.
Ross Beattie presents It’s Psychedelic Baby podcast #114 (November)
Posted: 11/24/2025Embark on a journey through the kaleidoscopic landscapes of sound, guided by the rhythms of the past and present, with The Night Tripper’s podcast. Spike In Vein- God On DrugsKatey Ashley- Will To Be WeirdCodex Serafini- Pitying Them For Giving LifeHolotropics- Another EchoHibushibire- The CuckooDhuma- Roadless Faust- It’s A Bit Of A Pain Kronstad 23- HelgenYawning Man- ... The post Ross Beattie presents It’s Psychedelic Baby podcast #114 (November) appeared first on It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine.
‘The Tragic Fridge Magnet’ by The Chemistry Set
Posted: 11/24/2025The Chemistry Set return with a strange tale where a cheap holiday souvenir turns into an ancient curse. There is a specific lineage of British psychedelia that finds the cosmic in the mundane, where the tea is spiked, and the wallpaper patterns start to breathe. The Chemistry Set has been mining this vein since 1987, ... The post ‘The Tragic Fridge Magnet’ by The Chemistry Set appeared first on It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine.
The Party That Built an Empire: How Psychedelic Beer Fueled an Ancient Power
Posted: 11/23/2025The Wari used beer mixed with psychedelics to help build an empire in Peru around 1,200 years ago, a new study suggests.
Not Just Visuals: How Psychedelics Turn Down the World's Volume
Posted: 11/23/2025We’ve all seen the memes and heard the stories: psychedelics are a trip for the eyes. The swirling patterns, the breathing walls. But what if the most profound shift isn't what you're seeing, but what you're hearing?
Tender Ender’s ‘Black Swan’: Doomsday Pop in a Velvet Glove
Posted: 11/21/2025Today, Swiss musician Thomas Schmidiger, aka Tender Ender, releases his debut album, ‘Black Swan,’ on vinyl and digital via A Tree In A Field Records. This is the vast cinematic silence between the curtain’s fall and the echoing after. It’s opulent, cynical, and strangely soothing. Music unmoored, having found no comfortable place in the past, ... The post Tender Ender’s ‘Black Swan’: Doomsday Pop in a Velvet Glove appeared first on It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine.
Zucker’s ‘Confession’: A Unified Study in Electronic-Acoustic Form
Posted: 11/21/2025Years in the making, Gabriel Zucker’s sixth studio record C’onfession’ comes out November 21 on Boomslang Records. Alternately ethereal, electronic and acoustic, instrumental and deeply vocal, ‘Confession’ is a rich, profoundly human reflection on the intimacy of knowing another person. This record, a journey in the making since 2019, represents the most sophisticated realisation of ... The post Zucker’s ‘Confession’: A Unified Study in Electronic-Acoustic Form appeared first on It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine.
Eric Silverman Lands ‘Fly’: A Catchy Slice of “Psych Yacht-Rock”
Posted: 11/21/2025Oakland musician Eric Silverman channels the legendary spirit of the Bay Area’s Record Plant (now 2200 Studios) for his new single, ‘Fly.’ Following his 2023 desert-rock release, ‘Stay In It,’ Silverman returned to the Bay Area to record with producer Damien Lewis (known for work with Kevin Parker and James Bay). They secured a session ... The post Eric Silverman Lands ‘Fly’: A Catchy Slice of “Psych Yacht-Rock” appeared first on It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine.
A History of The Outlaw Blues Band with Victor Alemán: Psych Blues at Its Best
Posted: 11/20/2025Los Angeles in the 1960s was a city itching for something new. Bands came and went, chasing their shot. One of them was the Outlaw Blues Band. Central to their groundbreaking sound was founder Victor Alemán, a Salvadoran-born percussionist whose early life, shaped by the distinct sounds of his homeland, provided a unique rhythmic foundation. ... The post A History of The Outlaw Blues Band with Victor Alemán: Psych Blues at Its Best appeared first on It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine.