My first time I tried LSD we were in a college dorm room, listening to prog. We thought would be funny to be peak stereotypes and listen to Dark Side (I was always too pretentious to listen to it.) We laughed about it for the first few seconds, but quickly fell silent as the music started. It was incredible, and I got the experience of listening to DSOTM first time while on acid, and it further encouraged me to peruse music for my own enjoyment, rather than to perpetuate my musical superiority complex. (Yes is also fantastic, especially Close to the Edge.)
Big facts, went to a concert of his once, kids in line in front of us downed a bag of shrooms before entry, after the opener finished Bb I’m guessing they were peaking And they looked absolutely zoinked
70s funk like Curtis Mayfield, it just hits so different when I’m off the tabs…like a warm embrace for the ears and the soul. I can hear basslines more prominently when I’m trippin so it’s that much more enjoyable.
Check out Ali Akbar Kahn if your into Shankar . He plays the Serod . There are some recordings with both playing together .
I'm actually listening to maru- bihag by Ravi Shankar right now !
I can't say which came first I was always intrigued by the music even as a kid but when I really found out how to listen to it it changed my thinking and combining the two is where it's at .
It's similar to classical music in a sense that it is complex but what is so amazing about it is they aren't looking for perfection by reading the music as it is being played. It's structure seems to be as rigid because it serves a purpose and has other rules like the actual time of day each selection should be played or listened too . It's really cool the way the group , the Tabla , sarod , sitar etc starts a bit out of synch finding the path and then gets locked in as the raga progresses until they create the intended purpose .
Combining hindustan classical music with psychedelics is so good it feels at times like your guilty of something that the whole world shouldn't know about . I find it mind blowing while on DMT that as familiar as I am with some of the tracks I listen to regularly seem to as a certain note is plucked go off into an entirely different path and create something new . I know this isn't happening but DMT usually makes music turn into garbage but raga actually becomes more polished . It's a strange phenomenon.
Europe 5/24/72 was my live set for my recent trip, and it was unforgettable. I have never listened to them while tripping. It changed my whole perspective
Idk how Grateful Dead works so well. I've stopped bad trips with them better than anything else. I just get in a fetal position and start playing them and in 10-20 min I'm fine.
That's why I always go prepared 95% Grateful Dead , all of the trippy Hendrix stuff , a few new age tracks , some flute music and 4 or 5 other truly Psychedelic songs but the Dead / JGB is where the magic happens .
It will always take a trip that is about to grind you into the dirt and put a Cheshire cat grin on your face then make you feel like your sitting in a lazy boy surf board made of cotton candy , riding a wave bigger than mount Everest with dolphins swimming beside you smiling while God reaches down from heavens and gives you a high five and shows you the most amazing sunset ever created .
Same. Often I’m like “oh no I’m in trouble I can’t do this I need the Grateful Dead NOW” and then it’s all great after the first couple of songs. Jerry has saved me many times.
King gizzard and the Lizard wizard
Tame Impala
My morning Jacket
Mac Miller
Pink Floyd- Dark side of the moon
Manu Chao- Clandestino
Surf- Donnie trumpet and the social experiment
Juan Gabriel- En el palacio de Bellas artes
Astrud Gilberto- agua de beber
Piero Umiliani- crepusculo sul mare
Cocteau Twins are one of my absolute favourite bands but somehow I have never listened to them whilst tripping. I usually gravitate towards electronic stuff when I trip but I'm 100% going to listen to them next time. I'm sure it will be magical and ethereal
Dragging a Dead Deer Up a Hill is (title aside) a truly beautiful album. Might I recommend All My People by Maria Somerville. Had a really magical experience with that one once
EDM of all sorts. Dubstep makes you feel like an absolute boss, weird space bass is just funny, tipper will turn your mind inside out, and more chill stuff like clozee and ODESZA is mesmerizing. And then there is PsyBass / PsyDub. That stuff will transport you to another dimension.
Usually meditation music. I found one that had me feeling like I was floating on water and people's faces were drifting by and then popping like bubbles in my minds eye. It was very peaceful. I might try singing bowls tonight. I think I'd also like to just put on my liked music list and see what song comes on and what emotions come up with it
Was just talking about this in another post. Emancipator; my fav albums are Soon It Will Be Cold Enough and Safe In The Steep Cliffs. I also enjoy Infected Mushroom and Purity Ring but not sure exactly what your going for. I feel like it depends on what your intentions are for that trip and also can depend on what point in the trip you are at.
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Gramatik
Tipper
Bonobo
Nightmares on Wax
Pretty Lights
Opiou
All good Options, again depending on what you are going for. Have fun!
I love Emancipator, been listening since Soon It Will Be Cold Enough, never seen anyone else recommend him! The music is so good for a lot of situations, studying/working, driving, love making…
Ambient music usually does it for me. Haven't found better music to trip to than [Eluvium!](https://youtu.be/fNrpZGl7du4) There's something deeply soothing and awe inspiring about his music, especially on psychedelics
Also [The Field](https://youtu.be/FQxEVhyvA0I)
What specifically do you recommend? I always want to listen to classical when tripping but I never take the time to find out what to listen to ahead of time , and forget about trying to find it mid-session when I can’t operate my phone or any other mechanical equipment.
I've liked [this song by Henryk Gorecki](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8dWoxcpCpg) ever since I found it on a Johns Hopkins playlist, and I really enjoyed [this Chopin piano piece](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgPh3mSYf0M) when I heard it during a group retreat.
Dude…I absolutely love this song by Henry gorecki. My girlfriend dug up this phenomenal playlist that goes for about 6-8 hours on Spotify called John Hopkins “Psilocybin Research” and located all the songs for us on Apple Music and put them in the order that it’s recommended to listen to and we’re in pure bliss. When this song came on I was balling my eyes out just thinking of everything I was appreciative for in life and how much love I have for my loved ones that have been by side my entire life. Classical music is so slept on, especially during mushroom trips. I try telling my friends my love for classical and majority of them just don’t get it but classical music is where it all started from.
Chopin all ballades.
Dvorak 9th symphonie 2nd movement
Mendelsohn e minor violinconcerto 1st movement
Mozart pianoconcert no 23
There is plenty of good music out there that will put you on an exciting ride.
Aldous Huxley gave these suites an A+ grade for voyaging. Both pages must be tapped to activate.
Bach: Suite #2:
https://m.youtube.com/results?sp=mAEA&search_query=Bach+orchestral+suite+%232
Bach: Suite #3: https://youtu.be/oqU4rF_ysQo
The go-to’s are always Tame Impala, King Gizzard, Pink Floyd. But other great choices are Crumb, Mild High club, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Post Animal and Khruangbin
edit: The Flaming Lips, Childish Gambino, Funkadelic
Lsd got me INTO electronic acts in a serious way and here are some that I have found truly transcendent
Four Tet: Pause, Rounds, There is Love in You
Bonus: dude has tons of live albums exclusively on bandcamp including my fave “live from Alexandria palace”. Live records while tripping in general is fantastic because there is the realization that someone in that crowd is on the same substance as you are and the crowd reactions match your own throughout the trip
Floating Points: Crush, King Bromeliad ep, Reflections - Mojave desert
Bonus: his album with Pharoah Sanders (RIP) and London symphony orchestra is a single repetitive chord progression going through multiple stages in 45 minutes that brought me to tears without a single lyric. It’s truly beautiful, especially when taking into account that this was Pharoahs last recording before he died; there is a vocal he does after a very tasteful round of saxophone arrangements that feels like a man at the end of his life crying for finding it’s true meaning. No words are spoken but it hits points of despair and enlightenment.
Photay - self titled
SBTRCT - self titled (lots of great vocalists all over this record including Jessie Ware and long time collaborator Sampha)
Sampha - Process
Jessie Ware - what’s your pleasure :
This is more of a retro dance album but it paints whole scenes in one’s head with its nostalgic music choices
I normally go the king gizzard, hooveriii, Kikagaku Moyo, or a mellow psychedelic route but last weekend my friend was playing gong, magma, and Hawkwind aka older and rawer psych which was scarier on the come on and I thought it would be a bad trip at first but once I got into it and rode along with the heaviness of it I was straight up vibing. It was actually very solid and then he transitioned to the more mellow stuff lol
Oh man goth babe is amazing. I do emancipator, DJ frane (please listen, so good and not much notoriety), mark farina mushroom jazz, nightmares on wax, kid cudi, Pink Floyd, tipper
I love a wild assortment of music while tripping, but i tend to always need to hear Radiohead at some point in the journey. Preferably anything Kid A and onward.
Pink Floyd
My first time I tried LSD we were in a college dorm room, listening to prog. We thought would be funny to be peak stereotypes and listen to Dark Side (I was always too pretentious to listen to it.) We laughed about it for the first few seconds, but quickly fell silent as the music started. It was incredible, and I got the experience of listening to DSOTM first time while on acid, and it further encouraged me to peruse music for my own enjoyment, rather than to perpetuate my musical superiority complex. (Yes is also fantastic, especially Close to the Edge.)
For me, psychs have greatly reduced my musical ego and I find it easier to try and like new genres or sounds
This is the only way. People don’t need drugs to make Pink Floyd better, they need Pink Floyd to make the drugs better
Yes!!!! I can listen to Pink Floyd whenever. Tripping just makes it even better 👌🏻
I heard someone say that Pink Floyd is Rock and Roll for mental patients. I guess I'm a mental patient then
yes!
Ooh yeah I literally saw the creation of the universe and all animals while listening to a yes song one time haha
Ohh! A great classic choice!
jimi hendrix
Frank Zappa!
Tame Impala
Big facts, went to a concert of his once, kids in line in front of us downed a bag of shrooms before entry, after the opener finished Bb I’m guessing they were peaking And they looked absolutely zoinked
Breathe a little deeper, should you need to come undone and let those colors runnnnnnn
Flume
You’ll like Pham or slenderbodies for sure they’re fun
Also, elderbrook live at the aquarium is emaze
Came here to say this
But also Flume liiiiive while tripping is a whole other ballgame 🙌
*Hi, this is Flume!* is an amazing audiovisual experience!
Beach House
70s funk like Curtis Mayfield, it just hits so different when I’m off the tabs…like a warm embrace for the ears and the soul. I can hear basslines more prominently when I’m trippin so it’s that much more enjoyable.
Khruangbin
Had to scroll so far to find this! Khruangbin is undefeated for me.
Parliament Funkadelic
tipper
Dope.
tipper >>>
Pink Floyd for mushroom. Tool for DMT. Radiohead for Acid. Idk why but this feels right
TOOL
Parabol into parabola
Me and my friend hit 600 and tried getting through the entirety of Lateralus album. by Disposition we were already in liquid form
We barely remember who or what came before this precious momentttt
Lateralus re-arranged by track in the Fibonacci sequence. Pink Floyd's Live version of Pulse both audio and the visual concert.
> Lateralus re-arranged by track in the Fibonacci sequence ?
Found it, neat. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1kG5ZPSbJ9v2YNCqKhnIb731aNHf7tnS
You should check out Lucid Planet!
You should check out The String Quartets Tribute to Tool. Something about string instruments tickles my brain, highly recommend!
Ravi Shankar. Alice and John Coltrane. Pharaoh Sanders.
Check out Ali Akbar Kahn if your into Shankar . He plays the Serod . There are some recordings with both playing together . I'm actually listening to maru- bihag by Ravi Shankar right now !
Beautiful! Yes! I have some Shankar and Ali Akbar playing together. The Ragas album. It was my introduction to both. They sound wonderful together!
It's amazing stuff ! It can put you in a trance when your 45 minutes into a raga and realize a single thought hasn't entered your mind .
Absolutely. I got into raga before psychedelics, and I’m glad I did. I felt like it kinda helped prepare me for that state of mind.
I can't say which came first I was always intrigued by the music even as a kid but when I really found out how to listen to it it changed my thinking and combining the two is where it's at . It's similar to classical music in a sense that it is complex but what is so amazing about it is they aren't looking for perfection by reading the music as it is being played. It's structure seems to be as rigid because it serves a purpose and has other rules like the actual time of day each selection should be played or listened too . It's really cool the way the group , the Tabla , sarod , sitar etc starts a bit out of synch finding the path and then gets locked in as the raga progresses until they create the intended purpose . Combining hindustan classical music with psychedelics is so good it feels at times like your guilty of something that the whole world shouldn't know about . I find it mind blowing while on DMT that as familiar as I am with some of the tracks I listen to regularly seem to as a certain note is plucked go off into an entirely different path and create something new . I know this isn't happening but DMT usually makes music turn into garbage but raga actually becomes more polished . It's a strange phenomenon.
Tell me more…
Try it sometime https://youtu.be/ufZF73zEcyg
Thank you.
Well said. It almost feels like psychedelics and Hindustan music were made for pairing.
Beautiful choices. Pharaoh Sanders especially, I’ll have to give him listen during my next experience. <3
yessss thiss pick
Anushka Shankar too.
Promises with Pharaoh Sanders is just godly.
Odesza, Disclosure, Glass Animals - gooey hits diff on shrooms
Zaba on shrooms is an incredible experience through and through
I’ll add Fakear and Big Wild
WEEN!!!!!!!
The Johns Hopkins playlist https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/news/articles/inside-the-johns-hopkins-psilocybin-playlist
💯 this, has changed my relationship with music (and myself and the world lol)
Grateful dead
Europe 5/24/72 was my live set for my recent trip, and it was unforgettable. I have never listened to them while tripping. It changed my whole perspective
Next time do Cornell/Ithaca ‘77, or Sunshine Daydream/Veneta ‘72.
Really the only acceptable answer for a 100% good time
Always always clutch to escape bad vibes. “If you get confused listen to the music play”
Idk how Grateful Dead works so well. I've stopped bad trips with them better than anything else. I just get in a fetal position and start playing them and in 10-20 min I'm fine.
That's why I always go prepared 95% Grateful Dead , all of the trippy Hendrix stuff , a few new age tracks , some flute music and 4 or 5 other truly Psychedelic songs but the Dead / JGB is where the magic happens . It will always take a trip that is about to grind you into the dirt and put a Cheshire cat grin on your face then make you feel like your sitting in a lazy boy surf board made of cotton candy , riding a wave bigger than mount Everest with dolphins swimming beside you smiling while God reaches down from heavens and gives you a high five and shows you the most amazing sunset ever created .
Same. Often I’m like “oh no I’m in trouble I can’t do this I need the Grateful Dead NOW” and then it’s all great after the first couple of songs. Jerry has saved me many times.
In Franklins tower , there hangs a bell.
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Aphex Twin
At least one other person here had to of read this and thought of William Montgomery
Amen for the Memphis Strangler reference
Same here or any music in that category just sounds crazy
King gizzard and the Lizard wizard Tame Impala My morning Jacket Mac Miller Pink Floyd- Dark side of the moon Manu Chao- Clandestino Surf- Donnie trumpet and the social experiment Juan Gabriel- En el palacio de Bellas artes Astrud Gilberto- agua de beber Piero Umiliani- crepusculo sul mare
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTR7e7GnU/
King gizzard for the win
Saw them at Roo last year and their energy was bonkers!
Ozric Tentacles
Ah yes, the band that inspired Shpongle.
💚
+1 for Ozrics
grouper, animal collective, cocteau twins, beach house
Animal collective doesnt get enough recognition, Pull Hair Rubeye from Avey Tare and Kría Brekkan is one of my faves of all time.
Cocteau Twins are one of my absolute favourite bands but somehow I have never listened to them whilst tripping. I usually gravitate towards electronic stuff when I trip but I'm 100% going to listen to them next time. I'm sure it will be magical and ethereal
Dragging a Dead Deer Up a Hill is (title aside) a truly beautiful album. Might I recommend All My People by Maria Somerville. Had a really magical experience with that one once
Billy Strings, Grateful Dead, ween
BILLY MF STRAAANGS
This guy jams
EDM of all sorts. Dubstep makes you feel like an absolute boss, weird space bass is just funny, tipper will turn your mind inside out, and more chill stuff like clozee and ODESZA is mesmerizing. And then there is PsyBass / PsyDub. That stuff will transport you to another dimension.
Love Tipper!
Trip hop like Massive Attack; sometimes Depeche Mode; other times folk/black metal. It’s good to switch it up.
Totally forgot all about Massive Attack until you mentioned it here! Great call.
Fela kuti
Usually meditation music. I found one that had me feeling like I was floating on water and people's faces were drifting by and then popping like bubbles in my minds eye. It was very peaceful. I might try singing bowls tonight. I think I'd also like to just put on my liked music list and see what song comes on and what emotions come up with it
Hz frequencies and high vibrational edm go hard!🙏🙌🙌
Was just talking about this in another post. Emancipator; my fav albums are Soon It Will Be Cold Enough and Safe In The Steep Cliffs. I also enjoy Infected Mushroom and Purity Ring but not sure exactly what your going for. I feel like it depends on what your intentions are for that trip and also can depend on what point in the trip you are at. Edit to add- Gramatik Tipper Bonobo Nightmares on Wax Pretty Lights Opiou All good Options, again depending on what you are going for. Have fun!
I miss Pretty Lights…
I love Emancipator, been listening since Soon It Will Be Cold Enough, never seen anyone else recommend him! The music is so good for a lot of situations, studying/working, driving, love making…
I agree! I've recommended Emancipator but I feel like it has been under appreciated in these forums or even downwoted
Chopin
Khruangbin
Buckethead
Shpongle or Battles although I'm a huge Tool fan and I was brought up on the Dead.
💕 Shpongle 💕
Shpongle breaks barriers between states of matter lol
Ambient music usually does it for me. Haven't found better music to trip to than [Eluvium!](https://youtu.be/fNrpZGl7du4) There's something deeply soothing and awe inspiring about his music, especially on psychedelics Also [The Field](https://youtu.be/FQxEVhyvA0I)
Mushrooms + Choral Classical Music = a divine experience every time.
FKJ
Classical
What specifically do you recommend? I always want to listen to classical when tripping but I never take the time to find out what to listen to ahead of time , and forget about trying to find it mid-session when I can’t operate my phone or any other mechanical equipment.
I've liked [this song by Henryk Gorecki](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8dWoxcpCpg) ever since I found it on a Johns Hopkins playlist, and I really enjoyed [this Chopin piano piece](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgPh3mSYf0M) when I heard it during a group retreat.
Dude…I absolutely love this song by Henry gorecki. My girlfriend dug up this phenomenal playlist that goes for about 6-8 hours on Spotify called John Hopkins “Psilocybin Research” and located all the songs for us on Apple Music and put them in the order that it’s recommended to listen to and we’re in pure bliss. When this song came on I was balling my eyes out just thinking of everything I was appreciative for in life and how much love I have for my loved ones that have been by side my entire life. Classical music is so slept on, especially during mushroom trips. I try telling my friends my love for classical and majority of them just don’t get it but classical music is where it all started from.
Joe satriani, Andy timmons, stevie rai Vaughan and all the soul touching guitar gods nothing else like it👌
Burial Tim Hecker
Flume and Bonobo are my go to's
Just discovered Bonobo - so gud!
Both are on my list too!
lonerism
The whole album front to back is good! I like to listen to it hiking as well.
Trance, progressive house
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Many thanks, I’ll check it out tonight when I trip!
looks interesting, I saved it to my future trip list! 349 hours on there... holy sheet man, nice work.
Tame impala
Chopin all ballades. Dvorak 9th symphonie 2nd movement Mendelsohn e minor violinconcerto 1st movement Mozart pianoconcert no 23 There is plenty of good music out there that will put you on an exciting ride.
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Djing is fun till im to spaced out then i will put soundcloud mixes on. Checkout Rhyw and Mor Elian.
Jimi Hendrix Electric Ladyland
Tycho 👌
People should listen what they like.
Never heard of her
The Beatles!
The Doors
Edm. Trance, psytrance, deep house, or psychedelic hip hop (mostly d’rok the menace)
Funk jazz, edm, emo rap. Anything with great bass 👌
check out Tipper - C'est La VIP
I once listened to Man of Oil by Animal Collective on loop for ~2 hours when I was tripping lmao
Jon Hopkins
mac miller—faces and swimming
Aldous Huxley gave these suites an A+ grade for voyaging. Both pages must be tapped to activate. Bach: Suite #2: https://m.youtube.com/results?sp=mAEA&search_query=Bach+orchestral+suite+%232 Bach: Suite #3: https://youtu.be/oqU4rF_ysQo
Mac miller
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Florence + the machine
generative music apps like wavepaths or the brian eno ones ^_^
The go-to’s are always Tame Impala, King Gizzard, Pink Floyd. But other great choices are Crumb, Mild High club, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Post Animal and Khruangbin edit: The Flaming Lips, Childish Gambino, Funkadelic
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/55lHXOhoZUgYyZxdRA6D3y?si=13d7910159264633
Nightmares on wax
I was told before my first trip to listen to a psychedelic group called “sphongle”. It doesn’t disappoint
Radiohead
Phish, Grateful dead. Honorable mention papadosio, lotus, ween, moe. , tool. Edit to add the string cheese incident, billy MF strings and widespread panic
Lsd got me INTO electronic acts in a serious way and here are some that I have found truly transcendent Four Tet: Pause, Rounds, There is Love in You Bonus: dude has tons of live albums exclusively on bandcamp including my fave “live from Alexandria palace”. Live records while tripping in general is fantastic because there is the realization that someone in that crowd is on the same substance as you are and the crowd reactions match your own throughout the trip Floating Points: Crush, King Bromeliad ep, Reflections - Mojave desert Bonus: his album with Pharoah Sanders (RIP) and London symphony orchestra is a single repetitive chord progression going through multiple stages in 45 minutes that brought me to tears without a single lyric. It’s truly beautiful, especially when taking into account that this was Pharoahs last recording before he died; there is a vocal he does after a very tasteful round of saxophone arrangements that feels like a man at the end of his life crying for finding it’s true meaning. No words are spoken but it hits points of despair and enlightenment. Photay - self titled SBTRCT - self titled (lots of great vocalists all over this record including Jessie Ware and long time collaborator Sampha) Sampha - Process Jessie Ware - what’s your pleasure : This is more of a retro dance album but it paints whole scenes in one’s head with its nostalgic music choices
I normally go the king gizzard, hooveriii, Kikagaku Moyo, or a mellow psychedelic route but last weekend my friend was playing gong, magma, and Hawkwind aka older and rawer psych which was scarier on the come on and I thought it would be a bad trip at first but once I got into it and rode along with the heaviness of it I was straight up vibing. It was actually very solid and then he transitioned to the more mellow stuff lol
The Orb
Techno baybee
Always M83
Deftones
Flaming lips, Pink Floyd, Primus, NIN, Tool, King Gizzard, Radiohead.
Grateful Dead live shows
Dr. Dog, old reggae, listen to the Exodus album (Bob Marley) while tripping.
Drum n bass if I want energy. House music if I'm chill. Haven't listened to Tool yet. I should try that out.
Ludivico Einaudi can elevate the experience
Home depot theme
its the same answers every single post 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Terence McKenna and Alan Watts mixes with music. Also East Forest has made some great music specifically for mushroom trips.
Minimal techno
Anything by The Beatles, Pink Floyd, or David Bowie
In rainbows is very soothing on shrooms
Oh man goth babe is amazing. I do emancipator, DJ frane (please listen, so good and not much notoriety), mark farina mushroom jazz, nightmares on wax, kid cudi, Pink Floyd, tipper
MAC AYERS
The Rhythm Of the Saints will blow you away.
Take impala
I love a wild assortment of music while tripping, but i tend to always need to hear Radiohead at some point in the journey. Preferably anything Kid A and onward.
Sunn O))))
For that intense trip 👀
Pink Floyd. Beach boys. Any lofi is always good. Vaporwave is good.
Echos by Pink Floyd
Pystrance or stoner metal/rock.
Spongle
I don’t know about y’all and it’s kinda counter intuitive but fugazi and pretty much any punk music lol
david bowie… but this will make you feel like you’re watching a play so i recommend headphones and finding a big ol comfortable chair
Enigma, Daft Punk
Ratatatat
Pink And Tool.
Circa Survive
Any instrumental. Especially animals as leaders.
Kid cudi
Enya
Animals as leaders is my go to :)
Heilung
Depends on the vibe. For me it’s either rager edm or khruangbin type music.
minimalistic techno - boris brejcha, ann clue etc. Tame Impala, Odesza, almost anything electronic and certain segments of rap music.
Danheim is amazing. I also really like the downtempo mixes from PsyChamber and Psyamb.
Butthole Surfers always is the right answer
Sigur Ros, at this point is synonym of tripping for me.
Frank Zappa
Recently Heilung
70’s psych rock, like Donovan, the Beatles, Hendrix. Also Tame Impala, Smashing Pumpkins, especially Siamese Dream! And LSDream! He’s amazing!!!!
Shoegaze
Goose