The hard-rock supergroup’s only album is in equal measures heavy, psychedelic, and bristling with confidence

Droning, buzzing, euphoric and red-eyed, the fourth full-length by the Black Angels features all the ’60s-referencing psychedelic sounds you could wish for

Anytime a filmmaker needs to convey paranoia; thick, brooding intensity; druggy malaise; or beauty in the darkness, you know Massive Attack has it covered

The Experience’s second LP is a totemic psychedelic-rock release. Make no mistake, though: Hendrix had no interest in limiting himself

Jason Pierce doesn’t do confessionals, so the third Spiritualized LP isn’t necessarily about what you might think it’s about

Revolver luxuriates in the freedom the band found in using the studio to its fullest as they were soon to retire from live performance