Well-filmed and edited performance by High Places, inside the yarn structure at Room 205. High Places has been putting out great music for a while; check out their song From Stardust to Sentience.
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High Places
12 JulKanye West – Runaway (Full-length Film)
10 JulA man meets a half-woman-half-phoenix who falls from the heaven, and brings her into his home, where she converses with the animals in his garden. Then the two fall in love and…
Kanye West’s 2010 30 minutes film “Runaway” combines a number of songs from his album “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy” into a surreal and extravagant creation and has some delightfully psychedelic moments which are a pleasure to watch.
“Familj” by Dungen
7 JulGreat psychedelic video by Jon Leone for the track Familj by the swedisch psychedelic masters Dungen.
Go here for more Dungen on dpv.
Psychedelic Miles Davis
29 JunA 1980s track by Miles Davis, mixed with 1960s psychedelic footage works surprisingly well together. The creator of the video writes that he made this mix because Davis’s Bitches Brew (1969) is one of the most psychedelic albums ever, and I have to agree.
AYA-AWAKENINGS
26 Jun
AYA: Awakenings is a narrative documentary into the world and visions of ayahuasca shamanism, adapted from the cult book ‘Aya: a Shamanic Odyssey’ by Rak Razam. By blending narration directly from the book with video footage, interviews with practicing curanderos, samples of traditional icaros or magic songs, photographs and cutting edge special effects, Aya: Awakenings reproduces the inner landscape of the visionary state in unprecedented detail, invoking a spiritual awakening in the viewer.
“Here Comes the King” by Snoop Lion
23 Jun
The video for Snoop Lion’s “Here comes the King” delivers sweet retro pixeldelia.
[thank you, Dimi, for providing the link!]
A psychedelic love video
22 JunA video which was done by a friend for our friends’ wedding which took place yesterday, in the longest day of the year. The voice in the background is the groom singing “I love you”. I loved the shooting style, which uses the simple technique of suddenly pointing the camera towards the sun or the illuminated sky again and again, stunning the camera with light and achieving a special transcendent quality, which transforms the singer’s words into a proclamation of love to the sun and the universe itself. The gaze, which is directed towards the sun again and again from various settings in the Israeli environment, makes this into a love song to the sun who is with us everywhere radiating its glowing light. Beautiful.
