Jonathan Chong’s (AKA Dropbear) work was featured before on the DPV with his video for Spoonbill’s track Feather Leather
The first video is a video to another track by spoonbill named Bouncing Stones:
The second video is a time lapse of two Buddhist monks that create a sand mandala for 10 days and then just wipe it….:
// A music clip containing various psychedelic visuals dmt and ayahuasca like //
The sad story of Chinese sweat shops in an ultra-psychedelic animated clip…
According to Grizzly Bear’s tumblr in the video for “gun-shy” the members of the band are trying to extract the essence of creativity from their bodies. To do that they use a lot of medical lab equipment. This is the occasion for director Kris Moyes to present a slick blend of psychedelic and medical visualizations. This mix might be surprising at first but it also makes a lot of sense. Like deep-sea and outer space in the 19th century, the unknown space of the mind and the microcosm of the human body have been explored, mapped, imagined and visualized (I guess also colonized) since the beginning of the 20th century. In a way all those fantastic worlds take part in the metaphor of the “other space”… and in many ways they all provide excellent material for trippy videos. Look for yourself!
Technoshamanism in the desert.
(Link: Allea. Thanks!)
The Daily Psychedelic Video 