Tag Archives: 2000’s psychedelia

“Festival” by Dungen

13 May

Calm and soothing animation for the song “Festival” by the Swedish psychedelic indie band Dungen . It is full of delicious dreamy swirling nostalgia…

[Thanks to Roland]

“My Favorite Way” by Black Drawing Chalks

12 May

(Link: Dominique Lauber. Thanks!)

björk – jóga

2 Apr

Another great psychedelic clip from Bjork.

Rafter Juicy Music Video Sweaty Magic by Dax Norman

19 Mar

Dax Norman is an animator with a youtube channel full of psychedelicious videos. I liked this one especially for the dreamy music and the transforming multi-perspective visuals.

TELEPARP – JEM STONE & MISCHA YING

17 Mar

Psychedelic machinations go wooohooooo!!!!

(Link: Nigel. Thanks!)

Sita Sings the Blues – The Ramayana gone psychedelic

25 Feb

Sita Sings the Blues is a 2008 animated rendition of the great Indian epic The Ramayana, written, directed, produced and animated by American artist Nina Paley.

Hinduism has always had a distinct psychedelic style, but The opening sequence, which is like an animated introduction to Hindu mythology, definitely brings Hinduism even closer to it’s psychedelic days of Soma.

This second clip, from the middle of the film, also has a nice psychedelic touch.

If you liked this, you can watch the full movie (in better quality) here on YouTube.

“Fun” by Minikon

12 Nov

Hans Christian Anderesen meets electronic music.

Have a sweet and beautiful Saturday.

Daisy Daisy ‘Michelle Plays Ping Pong’

1 Oct

“Just lie down and listen to my voice”. Dreamy and somewhat erotic psychedelia which makes you float on your sofa.

(Link: Jackdubben. Thanks!)

Cough Syrup – Crank Yankers

20 Aug

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So funny, so trippy.

(Link: Boojum. Thanks!)

Takashi Murakami Superflat Monogram

9 Jul

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.