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!)
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!)
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So funny, so trippy.
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Will Ferrell sends Ben Stiller on a hallucinated mind-controlled journey in this classic scene from Zoolander: a poppy and psychedelic version of “The Manchurian Candidate”.
“Something Primitive” is an absoutely experimental film which grabs the user into the strange world of a psilocybin mushroom trip.
“The video takes the viewer through a trip: First they’re a human being, then they are acquainted with psilocybin mushrooms – then they are inside the center of information.”
If you want to know more about the piece and it’s meaning be sure to read the artist’s statement, on YouTube, which starts with the warning that “the video has been identified by Epilepsy Action to potentially trigger seizures for people with photosensitive epilepsy. Viewer discretion is advised.”
“A time-based detail of the range of shapes and patterns within several species of flora and fauna. Genetic diversity visualized by forms which simultaneously reflect balance, symmetry, and an infinite potential for variation. ”
David Montgomery looks at the world of nature across scales, with a sharp psychedelic eye and beautiful music by Otters Making Music.
[vimeo http://vimeo.com/15056483]A Japanese Alice in wonderland falls down the rabbit hole in search of her cellphone and lands in a bizarre world of magical brands. This amazing Superflat Louis Vitton by Takashi Murakami bears resemblance to Murakami’s Superflat First Love, and uses similar motives. It is a yet higher level of the mixture of the worlds of psychedelia, consumerism and magic.
We, the generation who survived the new-age holocaust of the 1980s, the 1990s and the 2000s, deserve to have our private little revolutions with a tacky aftertaste of saccharine, and sicker than ever before.
Army of Lovers pervert one of the the 1960’s most powerful anthems into an amazing hyper-consumerist vision of curious colorful glowing perversions.
Amazing forest creatures-elves come to save the day.