A 2009 psychedelic short clip by ULTIMAYA Lab.
A 2009 psychedelic short clip by ULTIMAYA Lab.
Another secret classic of psychedelic independent pc-gaming. At first glance Spheres of Chaos might be just another Asteroids clone. But after playing it for only a few minutes one realizes that this one is aiming for your brain… to burst into millions of colorful pieces.
From a review found on the games homepage:
“Imagine a world where instead of using his experiences with LSD to become an evangelist of therapeutic psychadelia, Timothy Leary had instead opted to learn assembler and program low-budget shmups for pc-download.”
Download the game for free here.
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So funny, so trippy.
(Link: Boojum. Thanks!)
A Bolex Brothers production exploring the cult called The Church of Subgenius. The preaching has a megalomanic cocaine rush kind of vibe.
I dedicate this one to all my brothers and sisters out there. Till the next time we meet, keep the vibe alive!
I recommend to let this video play in the background, then you can come back to it between other things.
The story of a dinosaur by headwar, one of my friend living and working in Lyon, as a musician, Dj, designer, movie director…
Come on everybody, let’s have a merry apocalypse! And what would an apocalypse be without our dear friends the mushroom-planting UFOs?
The pop artist Andy Warhol created in the mid-Sixties the “Exploding Plastic Inevitable”, a series of multimedia shows featuring his experimental films, dancers (and actors) from his Factory, and performances by the band The Velvet Underground, who were managed by him.
The show, as it was seen live, must have been a very trippy, freaky experience. This did fit the experimental attitude of The Velvet Underground who, in an age of the “flower power” and “Peace & Love”, touched darker and edgier subjects in their lyrics and avant-garde sounds in their music.
This is one remarkable find in the youtube galaxy: early footage of Amon Düül II performing psychedelic punk freak-outs blended with beautiful shots of a strangely solemn german countryside. As far as I know the camera is operated by a young Wim Wenders.
Bonus track: