Tag Archives: japanese psychedelia

Liquid Shapes Disseminating

19 Jul


Shapes and colors dancing on your brain.

Channeler

1 Feb


Psychedelic unicode art and Japanese rap.

“Tsukematsukeru” by Kyary Pamyu Pamyu

6 Jan

Another masterpiece of japanese psychedelic pop by Kyary Pamyu Pamyu.

New Tokyo Ondo

25 Nov

Beautiful and mind-bending animation!

Check it out! You’ll be delighted.

Here is the homepage.

[thank you, Arjan!]

Acid Mothers Temple

11 Nov

Tonight I will have to choose between seeing legendary ecstatic noise hippies Acid Mothers Temple live here in cologne or visiting the philharmonic hall for a concert in memoriam H. W. Henze, the radical composer who died just a few weeks ago.

Somebody got a working time machine, maybe?

Update: Hey time machine people, I don’t know how you did it, but you are awesome! I saw both (while everywhere else in cologne the beginning of the carnival season was raging)!

Livetune feat. Hatsune Miku – Tell Your World

27 Oct

A psychedelic music clip from vocaloid Hatsune Miku.

(Link: 6dmind. Thanks!)

Giga Pudding

11 Aug

Meanwhile in Japan, psychedelic puddings are eating themselves for fun.

Christopher Willits – “Saturn”: Nobuko Hori

15 Oct

Japanese anime-like psychedelic images with dreamy electronic-noise landscapes of  music.

(Link: Shakti. Thanks!)

Kyary Pamyu Pamyu – PONPONPON

2 Aug

Directed by Jun Tamukai of Caviar.

LSD dream emulator

11 Jul

“LSD Dream Emulator” is a PS 1-era game, it became cult classic for it being released only in Japan, and remaining widely unknown up till today. In the game you have to achieve no goal,there are no battles, nothing but exploring completely random environments. The main appeal for players is its insanity.

The only thing you have to do in it is to wander deeper and deeper into your simulated consciousness. Daring to face hallucinations that get more and more messed-up – without getting killed. Do you really want to get yourself into that trip?

The upper video was taken at the beginning of the game, while the bottom one (featuring the narration by the YouTube user who uploaded it), is from the final part of it.