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Psych album of the week: Hector Berlioz’s Symphonie Fantastique (1830)
While your mileage may vary when it comes to its psychedelic nature, Symphonie Fantastique certainly takes the listener on a trip, musically and thematically speaking
Psych album of the week: Black Sabbath’s Master of Reality (1971)
Tony Iommi had shown himself to be a riff-smith of the highest order on Black Sabbath’s first two albums and he continued his hot streak
Psych album of the week: The Rolling Stones’ Their Satanic Majesties Request (1967)
How badly did the Rolling Stones want to be the Beatles in 1967?
Psych album of the week: The Cure’s Join the Dots (2004)
Psychedelia is a key ingredient in their sound and a B-sides collection of “alternate” tracks is the perfect place to find some of the Cure’s trippiest stuff
Psych album of the week: Sleep’s Dopesmoker (1995)
Time becomes relative and you surrender to the experience, track markers and breaks in the music be damned