A dramatic psychedelic vibe in the this video done to a track by composer Lior Frenkel.
Caldera
11 AprCaldera is an amazing short animation video by Evan Viera, and this is what he says about this video:
CALDERA is inspired by my father’s struggle with schizoaffective disorder. In states of delusion, my father has danced on the rings of Saturn, spoken with angels, and fled from his demons. He has lived both a fantastical and haunting life, but one that’s invisible to the most of us. In our differing understanding of reality, we blindly mandate his medication, assimilate him to our marginalizing culture, and entirely misinterpret him for all he is worth. CALDERA aims to not only venerate my father, but all brilliant minds forged in the haunted depths of psychosis.
Iván Kiss: Fény és Káosz / Light and Chaos (2002)
9 Apr
You can trust Hungarians to deliver the deepest stuff.
Stargate Diving: 1… 2… 3… KICK IT! (Drop That Beat Like an Ugly Baby)
7 AprThis is a Trailer to 1… 2… 3… KICK IT! (Drop That Beat Like an Ugly Baby) the latest attempt by indie developer Dejobaan Games to make the Stargate sequence from 2001: A Space Odyssey fully playable.
Also check out their earlier stargate diver AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA!!! — A Reckless Disregard for Gravity.
Some songs from The Mighty Boosh
6 AprThe Mighty Boosh is an hilarious, surreal, mystical and highly psychedelic BBC comedy show created by Julian Barrat and Noel Fielding. Besides featuring a talking gorilla, the show’s cast of characters also includes a variety of shamans and drug dealers.
Somewhat surprisingly perhaps, The Mighty Boosh, has not only gained a cult status, but also attracted massive following with over one million people watching the first episode of the show’s third season.
Most of the episodes are available to watch on YouTube, and if you are a fan of psychedelic comedy, you’ve got to watch at least a few episodes. You won’t regret it.
Here is one of the classic episodes from the series, The Legend of Old Gregg:
Paper Airplanes
5 AprIn my opinion, this is one of the best psychedelic commercials ever made. It aired on television several years ago, but I recently came across it online. It features the superb artwork of Portland artist Betsy Walton.
