Britney’s latest video is one of those clips which take the most exaggerated thing and exaggerate it even more. While many might not see this as psychedelia, having watched this during a psychedelic state of mind, my mind was blown. Decadent psychedelia…
Some psychedelic visuals and vibe in Capital Cities’ Safe and Sound.
A trippy rendition of the English ABC directed and animated by Laura Sicouri & Kadavre Exquis to music by Kadavre Exquis
The life cycle of nature from another point of view.
Created by : Emilien Davaud – Jérémy Mougel – Marion Szymczak
Music : David De Salle
Miles Davis might have been more into heroin than into LSD, but the renowned trumpet player was also becoming increasingly psychedelic by the end of the 1960s as any glance at the 1968 Bitches Brew album cover by Matti Klarwein can reveal.
Yet, even though Miles initially wanted Hendrix to play guitar for his album, he never got around to making a psychedelic music clip. This video which mixes Davis’s music with some 1960’s LSD film footage amends this historical injustice.
I’ve watched a number of videos which attempted to emulate the optical effects of psychedelics through the use of optical geometry in the past, but this is by far the superior one. Watch the clip for 2 minutes, and you’ll be amazed at how transformed your vision will be.
