Archive | August, 2011

First Of The Year (Equinox) – Skrillex [OFFICIAL]

31 Aug

just enjoy the sound…and appreciate the quality of the clip itself  😉

Director: Tony Truand. Produced by HK Corp

© 2011 WMG

The Wizard of Speed and Time (1979)

30 Aug

Short film by FX-wiz Mike Jittlov, later adapted to a feature film.

MGMT as Mental Mystics

29 Aug

This video speaks for itself! It features a psychedelic-style band, MGMT, discussing psychedelia in various surreal settings. Certainly one of my favorite posts I made here.

And less relatedly, when I got introduced to this excellent band it was by no other than the DPV. It was when their music video for “Time to Pretend” was published here (https://dailypsychedelicvideo.com/2010/05/07/mgmt-time-to-pretend/).

Mushroom Enhanced Kung Fu Fighting: Rag Doll Kung Fu

28 Aug

The original Rag Doll Kung Fu was an independently developed (by the now “game of the year”-famous makers of Little Big Planet) drug infested rag doll fighting game. It was blasting with marijuana leaves, explicit mushroom abuse and colorful space and time bending effects. I would say it was THE stoner-movie among video games.

You can still play it and there is a free-to-play demo available. Check out the games homepage.

Los Alguiens – El Internet

27 Aug

So simple, so bizzare, so addicting. A funny  song by Mexican band Los Aguiens about the internet with a definite psychedelic twist.

(Link: Pira. Thanks!)

Ayahuasca animation by Lisaa students

26 Aug

Made in 2009 by first year animation students Elsa Boyer, Camille Debelle, Marie-Aurélie Magro, Florian Mejean and Fabien Charles.

Sinnerman

25 Aug

The city is boiling, the river is boiling, we are still running… where you gonna run to?

Video Feedback // universe crossroad 146 // Ultimaya

24 Aug

A 2009 psychedelic short clip by ULTIMAYA Lab.

Space Duck

23 Aug

Wonderful morphing montage of drawings by Chris Voigt of greasymoose.com.

Psychedelic Indie Gaming: Spheres of Chaos

21 Aug

Another secret classic of psychedelic independent pc-gaming. At first glance Spheres of Chaos might be just another Asteroids clone. But after playing it for only a few minutes one realizes that this one is aiming  for your brain… to burst into millions of colorful pieces.

From a review found on the games homepage:
“Imagine a world where instead of using his experiences with LSD to become an evangelist of therapeutic psychadelia, Timothy Leary had instead opted to learn assembler and program low-budget shmups for pc-download.”

Download the game for free here.

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