
Sociedelic Sociedelic - Psychedelic Society Community and News Berlin’s Cosmic Fall has been a standout name in the psychedelic rock world since forming in 2016, crafting lengthy jams with an improvised twist. Their fourth album, Back Where the Fire Flows, returns to that freewheeling style while adding a fresh Krautrock influence. Slated for release on November 15, 2024, it signals both a step […] The post Cosmic Fall – Back Where the Fire Flows appeared first on Sociedelic.

Sociedelic Sociedelic - Psychedelic Society Community and News Germany has long cultivated a robust underground scene for stoner and psychedelic music—second perhaps only to Sweden in the eyes of certain fans. Formed in 2020, HAUCH from Waltrop, Germany, has now contributed a fresh take on the genre with their first album, Lehmasche. These five tracks, released in April 2023, carry an intriguingly modern […] The post Lehmasche” by HAUCH: Red-Black Marbled Vinyl for Stoner Rock Collectors appeared first on Sociedelic.

Sociedelic Sociedelic - Psychedelic Society Community and News In the South American psychedelic/stoner universe, The Polvos have distinguished themselves as a Chilean quintet that mixes resonant guitar lines with punchy rhythms. On their second album, Floating, they present a thick fuzz-rock production with expansive melodies and a solid undercurrent of cosmic textures. Released on December 15, 2023, through Germany’s Clostridium Records (vinyl) and […] The post The Polvos – Floating appeared first on Sociedelic.

Sociedelic Sociedelic - Psychedelic Society Community and News When a band’s name conjures images of untamed rapids surging through jagged cliffs, you might guess you’re in for an adrenaline rush before you even drop the needle. And that’s precisely what you get with Restrict Life—the second official LP from Swiss trio Wild Water, now released via Clostridium Records. Formed in 1990 by childhood […] The post Wild Water – Restrict Life appeared first on Sociedelic.

Sociedelic Sociedelic - Psychedelic Society Community and News Sometimes you throw on a record, tilt your head back, and expect a friendly whiff of psychedelic rock fumes. Next thing you know, you’re strapped to a spaceship hull, drifting across interstellar plains with only cosmic wind in your ears and zero gravity in your stomach. That’s precisely the sensation I had with Edgar’s Hair’s […] The post Edgar’s Hair – In Search of Starship 109 (2021) appeared first on Sociedelic.

A single dose of psilocybin significantly increased emotional empathy in depressed individuals for up to two weeks.
Tripping for the planet? Psychedelics meet climate action in Miami. Can shrooms save South Florida? 🌍🍄

Rosa Bordallo’s Isidro is a lush, psychedelic journey blending ethereal vocals, layered soundscapes, and deeply personal lyrics. From the politically charged “Home” to the dreamlike “I Feel Numb,” Bordallo crafts an immersive indie-psych experience that’s both haunting and heartfelt. The post Isidro by Rosa Bordallo: Album Review appeared first on Psychedelic Scene Magazine.

Sociedelic Sociedelic - Psychedelic Society Community and News Ayahuasca has long been entangled with the exotic allure of the Amazon, wrapped in mysticism and tightly bound to indigenous rituals. But here’s the truth: you don’t need a shaman, a jungle, or a ticket to Peru to access the depths of consciousness. The brew itself, or more accurately its individual components, are tools—just like […] The post Why the Best Ayahuasca Ceremony Might Be the One You Create Yourself appeared first on Sociedelic.

Join us for a critical conversation about Appalachia’s place in the psychedelic movement. This mountain region, crossing 13 states in the Eastern U.S, has long been subjected to extractive industry, marginalization, appropriation, and misunderstanding by the outside world. The post Hollers & Horizons: Psychedelics in Appalachia appeared first on Chacruna.

Wildfires leave many feeling betrayed by nature, yet also guilty for humanity’s role in its destruction. Our deep bond with nature is both nurturing and painful. Modern life weakens this connection, harming well-being. Healing requires reconnection—through mindfulness, restoration efforts, and even psychedelics—to rebuild trust, resilience, and reciprocity with nature. The post The Heartbreak of a Broken Relationship appeared first on Chacruna.

Anvisa, Brazil's health regulatory agency, banned the sale and advertising of ayahuasca-based products due to a lack of regulatory approval. The measure, extending a 2021 decision, excludes religious use but targets commercial exploitation. Experts warn against improper marketing while emphasizing Indigenous and ritualistic traditions. The post Anvisa Bans the Selling and Advertising of Ayahuasca in Brazil appeared first on Chacruna.

A 1964 “monster musical” by Ray Dennis Steckler, The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies!!? blends horror, camp, and psychedelic visuals. Featuring hypnotic killers, surreal musical numbers, and cinematography by future Hollywood greats Vilmos Zsigmond and László Kovács, it remains a cult classic of unconventional cinema. The post Psychotropic Cinema: THE INCREDIBLY STRANGE CREATURES WHO STOPPED LIVING AND BECAME MIXED-UP ZOMBIES!!? appeared first on Psychedelic Scene Magazine.

Feelings of shame and guilt are surprisingly common during psilocybin experiences, affecting most users. However, a new study reveals that constructively working through these emotions, rather than avoiding them, is linked to improved wellbeing afterward.

Jason LeValley, founder of Psychedelic Scene, joins Dr. Matthew Gamble to discuss the rise of his publication, the impact of psychedelics on healing and personal growth, and the evolving cultural perceptions of these substances. The post Podcast: Dr. Matthew Gamble interviews Psychedelic Scene Publisher Jason LeValley appeared first on Psychedelic Scene Magazine.

Mexico, rich in psychoactive plants and Indigenous traditions, played a key role in the psychedelic movement. Historians Osiris García and Nidia Olvera discuss Mazatec culture, ritual practices, María Sabina’s legacy, and psychedelic tourism's impact. They critique commercialization, cultural appropriation, and Western influences on Indigenous traditions amid the psychedelic renaissance. The post Psychedelics in the Global South: Relevance and Consequences of the Countercultural Movement in Mexico appeared first on Chacruna.

Wednesday, February 26th, 2025 from 12:00-1:30pm PST Register for this event here. Join us for this critical conversation. Dr. Bia Labate (Beatriz Caiuby Labate) is an anthropologist, educator, author, speaker, and […] The post Cultivating Integrity in Plant Medicine appeared first on Chacruna.

Explore the origins of the urban legend that taking LSD a certain number of times makes you legally insane. This article delves into the sensationalized LSD murder trials of the 1960s, the myth of psychedelic-induced madness, and what science actually says about psychedelics and mental health. The post Acid Lore: If you take LSD three times you are legally insane appeared first on Psychedelic Scene Magazine.

Blotter art became a psychedelic symbol of the 1960s counterculture, closely tied to the Grateful Dead and LSD. This article explores its evolution, cultural impact, and the legendary collections that preserve this mind-expanding art form. The post The Wonder of Blotter Art appeared first on Psychedelic Scene Magazine.
We have to call this strain the "Love Shroom" it's euphoric and erotic. Dive into the magic straight out the Amazon Rainforest with this majestic shroom.

A vivid journey through Oaxaca’s mountains and streets blends the fading effects of a mushroom adventure with poetic scenes of indigenous traditions, roasted yams, and the essence of “The People of the Clouds.” The post People of the Clouds appeared first on Psychedelic Scene Magazine.

Discover the transformative potential of psychedelic therapy in mental wellness, exploring its neurological impacts, breakthroughs in clinical trials, and the importance of set and setting. Learn how this innovative approach challenges traditional mental health treatments, navigates legal barriers, and raises ethical considerations, all while envisioning a future where healing through psychedelics becomes mainstream. The post Transforming Minds appeared first on Psychedelic Scene Magazine.

Black history is American history—and it will not be erased. This collection of talks and articles explores racial discrimination, equity, and inclusion in the psychedelic movement. The post Black History Month Resources appeared first on Chacruna.

We are excited to announce we're offering our 2nd Psychedelic Women's Retreat this June 2025! The post SUMMER 2025 WOMEN’S PSYCHEDELIC RETREAT appeared first on Psychedelic Integration.

Dogs in a Pile delivered two electrifying nights at Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom in Denver, blending funk, rock, and psychedelia into high-energy jams. With special guests, unexpected covers, and even a surprise alligator puppet attack, the band kept fans dancing and laughing, proving why they’re a rising force in the jam scene. The post Dogs in a Pile Bring Electrifying Jams and Alligator Antics to Denver appeared first on Psychedelic Scene Magazine.

Dogs in a Pile delivered two electrifying nights at Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom in Denver, blending funk, rock, and psychedelia into high-energy jams. With special guests, unexpected covers, and even a surprise alligator puppet attack, the band kept fans dancing and laughing, proving why they’re a rising force in the jam scene. The post Dogs in a Pile Bring Electrifying Jams and Alligator Antics to Denver appeared first on Psychedelic Scene Magazine.
Average in potency but strong in psychological depth; straight from the coast of India - this is the Sillyy review of Malabar magic mushrooms.