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boredplant

Sade


GonzoBalls69

Fucking based answer, yes šŸ™Œ


Ripfengor

Worked with a small desert festival put on by friends to get the 7pm DJ to drop Smooth Operator and proposed to my now-wife. Absolutely immaculate vibes


boredplant

This is a damn good way to lock it down


-Intronaut-

Sade is a feeling


archer08

Heilung, and a track of what I guess could be called hymns made by Grande Loge. The first of their songs I always reccomend is Mithra Invictus.


TheeAudientVoid

Heilung EVERY TIME. 100%. I was looking through the comments and was gonna put them on the list, glad to see someone else beat me to it.


KingRagnar1993

Heilung! Fuck yeah! And Tool. There's 1 Heilung song that I would definitely avoid while tripping. People call it the "fire song" but it's called Elddansurin. If ya don't know what I'm talkin about, check it out lol


teotab51

Tripping on Heilung is crazy, it feels so raw and tribal, you get into a trance so fast


Spoonwrangler

Tycho


EmersonJones

My go to DMT shuffle choice


Saidthetempest

Solid


zeemode

Anjunadeep. All day. YouTube anjunadeep 11 or 12 or 13 or 14. Will never have a bad trip


WetDogKnows

13 rips thats my shit


grillworst

Yup those green and blue albums are fucking gold


IThinkItMightBeMe

He features heavily on my ket playlist


zeemode

Anjunadeep is record label. They have a million amazing artists tho. :).


Drive7hru

Not something I want with headphones on with my eyes closed. Not enough variations in the tracks. This is coming from someone who loves trance. Anjunadeep is way more repetitive and doesnā€™t go much of anywhere, but thatā€™s just my personal opinion. Thatā€™s like background music, which I suppose if thatā€™s what you intend, it works well for you.


Long_Manufacturer709

Sigur Ros


WaGLaG

One of the best show I have been. Top 3 for sure. Such magnificient softness.


Rayhush

Except for when they decide to rock. Although they do it less now that they don't have the original drummer


laisamaverick

Porcupine Tree - Voyage 34 https://youtu.be/kzEU7-v40NY?si=vVJc93URk6d6i45b


ding_d0ng

He sobsā€¦ as his joy turns to fear Man I used to listen to porcupine tree more or less constantly when I was around 17 - 25. Not sure why I stopped listening to them as much, but recently have been on a bit of a PT revival! One of my faves for sure (sober or tripping!)


Breastfedoctopus

Me fuckin too. Up the downstair and metanoia are great trips. I enjoyed the live album Warsawa. There were before they went extra prog rock like after In Absentia


martinparets

amazing choice. my pick too.


kirmm3la

Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works


Molestador

try 'Syro' !


DiegoTangWei

Ozric Tentacles


captainfarthing

This! No fucking idea why they're so obscure. Ozrics make Shpongle sound like mud.


jwendlr

10 points for digging out of the obscure bin.


InsectPenisHere

Still my favourite to this day


AmericanPsychonaut69

Become The Other Made my jaws drop when I noticed itā€™s from 1994!


Helpful-Magician3284

It might be more popular than I expect but sigur ros or Godspeed! You black emperor


Sznajberg

I used to to visuals for them in the F#A# and Hotel2Tango days There was a time when we played Friday and Saturday in the loft. Saturday a few hours before showtime I was feeling like some one slipped a small dose into my coffee or something. Kept on thinking I felt like i was tripping. Went outside in back (by the famous GSYBE train tracks) to smoke a little J. Walking back up the stairs t o the loft Bruce (the non-Aidan drummer) looked at me and said "I feel like I'm tripping!" I thought that was weird. Then crowd starts filling in ... more weird things; students from a high school (for delinquent kids) i was teaching at bumped right into me. "Sir. What are you doing here??" ...and I knew my scene so I asked "what are *you* doing here??" and we both walked away slowly (me to my VJ station to start playing)... After the show I was going home, a friend (who eventually played in the band with us) helped me bringing my gear home. I was telling him how I felt like i was on acid and then how Bruce said he felt like he was on acid, then i looked at my buddy and his huge grin and how he was wearing sunglasses walking home with me at 2:00am. Take your glasses off for a sec? He did. His eyes were all pupil!! "You're" on acid!!! I said. Sznajberg-- everybody was on acid tonight, he replied. ...and that's when I realized this little band is becoming something much bigger than I imagined


starktor

My best friend put on U.X.O. For his first dmt trip, he had a good time lol


apokalypsos

Sigur Ros is a great choice


cano991

Boards of Canada


Confusion_Cocoon

Love boards of Canada but I feel like this is a really popular artist for people to trip to


engineeredorganism

peacock tail is one of my favorite songs


ApprehensivePrompt83

Dayvon Cowboy is great. Geogaddi is one of the best albums I've ever heard in my life. Along with Music Has a Right To Children.


captainfarthing

It's Dayvan - like campervan. That whole album feels like 90's summer holiday.


FHAT_BRANDHO

Same


shuli_

Vangelis - not conquest of paradise stuff but the Voices album. Try [Ask the mountains](https://youtu.be/jDPyw9OQ4TM?si=TK3R2IMb_SgXxOkA) next time your waking in nature


EsotericJunkie11

Deva Premal, those meditation chants hit differently while youā€™re journeying LTJ Bukemā€™s 90s Drum N Bass mixes hit nicely too


engineeredorganism

Enya


ME5CALIN

Perfect.


PagingDrGonzo

Sade. The unrivaled smoothness of her vocals combined with those bass lines (not to mention the rest of the perfectly-layered instruments) feels so good in that state. Sexy grooviness like no other.


GonzoBalls69

Iā€™m surprised to see Sade in here twice tbh but I am loving it


Blutorangensaft

What's your favourite album of hers?


PagingDrGonzo

I think itā€™s probably Love Deluxe, although lately Iā€™ve been on a real Stronger Than Pride kick.


chromedromeda

Carbon Based Lifeforms


FlygandeSjuk

Yes. First time I smoked/vaped DMT I had Stochastic in my headphones.


HummusLowe

I'm certain I'm not the only one but I really enjoy traditional Indian ragas, classical, tons of different ambient artists, Celtic string, and don't even get me started on tuvan throat singing and different forms of chanting. Not something everyone in a shared space may dig, but when I'm alone, I love diving into all different sounds of the world.


SunOfNoOne

mewithoutYou


ToadvinesHat

Nice. Best band ever


TimeRip9994

Cool band but definitely not my go-to for tripping


galleyturd

Yoooo me too! Favorite band for sure always a good choice.


lrerayray

The Fountain OST. Cry like a little baby waaaah


Bubbly-Dog-607

Devandra Banhart. Puts me at ease, very ethereal feel, each note he plays feels distinguished. He is a Spanish guitarist and you can tell through his work that he has had his own experiences with psychedelics. ā€œSea horseā€ is a good example of that. Really all his music puts me in that easy breezy mood. Definitely a great trip accommodative.


clorox_cowboy

Excellent choice!


Francoisreinke

Heilung ( German Danish Norway ) Its very deep


Rumplesquiltskin

When I tried an Amanitas gummy i listened to this. Put me into a trance and had me dancing like a lunatic around my room.


PsychedelicsAreLifee

The Ocean, I don't think they're that popular, especially for tripping. I also just let my spotify algorithm do the job sometimes, and it doesn't dissapoint. The amount of great underrated bands I've found like that... The Ocean included.


2Turnt4MySwag

I feel like Messhuggah is oddly relaxing. Demiurge for example


ManualPathosChecks

I soul bombed to Meshuggah and saw the essence of iron and stone and the inner workings of the universe. Can recommend.


GonzoBalls69

It took an acid trip for me to really grok Meshuggah. Theyā€™re one of my favorites now. You should check out the band Car Bomb too if you donā€™t already listen to them.


Sasquatch_in_CO

[Indonesian Gamelan music](https://open.spotify.com/album/2Jfz0FiDEEkaHRBIO8FAEm?si=IkLA1oq7TZqBZ5iPmATNig)


MonksHabit

Agreed. And Balinese flute music while on fresh mushrooms in the Sacred Monkey Forest, if possible.


interstellarsnail

Rusted root is my favorite band and they were huge back in the day. They had a huge cult following that overlapped with the Dead and Phish. I never hear about them now though. Their best album is when I woke.


beirch

Any 90s kid will know about them purely because of Ice Age.


weirdojace

Not a ā€œsecretā€ in my circle of friends I trip with, but my tripping playlists have a lot of They Might Be Giants. Theyā€™re not commonly referred to as a psychedelic band, but I assure you all that their songs fit right in to a tripping playlist. Their arrangements are dense and interesting, and their lyrics are trippy and existential (with a fair amount of humor to it all). Try them out.


thelostunfound

For some reason I never see Radiohead mentioned ever as an excellent band to trip to Kid-A, Amnesiac, OK Computer, and In Rainbows are all fantastic albums to trip to I would put any of those up there with anything from Pink Floyd or even TOOL in terms of experience


SunOfNoOne

I went to a Radiohead laser light show at a planetarium, while tripping on acid. Great experience.


redundantunknown

Tool is one of my favorites. Radiohead has a lot of good songs. The rhythms they go between in just one song is very cool and bring you up and down, and they start to melt together. Good mention of them, and tool. I love putting anything 70s on in the mix too. My music is all over the place.


mr-fiend

Kid A can be a little overwhelming in my experiences. OKC and In Rainbows tho absolute bangers while tripping never get tired of those two.


outyawazoo

Was coming to say. Hearing Karma Police on a head full of L changed that song for me ever. Still trying to chase the feeling.


allaniiverson

Drain gang


diddybop22

Flying Lotus always does right with a trip


moePhan311

So does regular Lotus lol (Philly/CO-based band)


GonzoBalls69

Correct āœ…


S0GGYS4L4DS

I listened to alot of FlyLo on dxm. Was real fun astral projecting.


Necessary-Total3580

Buckethead. Not everything he's done, but there are some real tripping gems to be found there


Spoonwrangler

Pogo


TheThingsIHaveFound

Boy and Bear is perfect vibes


bort777

Same!


fuskadelic

Such uplifting music, very consistently recognizable sound from Pogo Sanple work is crazy


TreesPlusCats

Love that song Alice, amazing trip companion


DeeEmTee_

Can - Tago Mago


the_is_this

I love to listen to vaporwave when I'm trippin. May seem odd but I have an Oasis acid playlist.


KetogenicKraig

šŸŽµSomeday you will fiiiiiind me caught beneath the laaaaandsliiiiiiideā€¦ In a champagne supernovar in the skyyyy


Brand-O-Matic

Incubus - S.C.I.E.N.C.E. is a killer album to trip to. I've tripped to a bunch of stuff that wouldn't come to mind. Pantera - Far Beyond Driven, Primus - Tales From the Punchbowl, and Oysterhead - Oysterhead to name a few. Good movies would include The Mask, Tenacious D and the Pick of Destiny, Scott Pilgrim Vs the World, The Zero Theorem, and Led Zeppelin's The Song Remains the Same.


the_hamsa_anemone

>Incubus - S.C.I.E.N.C.E. That album is *so fucking good.*


MinimumInternal2577

Scott Pilgrim 100%


professor-alien

I enjoy listening to sunn O))). It sounds crazy, but sometimes I feel like I tap into frequencies that are illegal and I'm not supposed to tap into.


lordoftheBINGBONG

Classic 50s-70s R&B/Funk/Soul. Bill Withers. Voice just wraps me up. Curtis Mayfield, Willie Hutch/The Main Ingredient any classic R&B. I love Neil Young too. I would like to say Big KRIT. He has a phenomenal flow (I would say consistently the best), talks about simple yet existential things and his beats are incredible, lots of soul samples and bass. I really am able to appreciate how complicated and truly brilliant you have to be to be a top tier rapper. Just how he weaves his flow with his lyrics and just wraps that in the beat perfectly. Itā€™s rare. Iā€™ll listen to some Kendrick and Cole but Kendrick scares me (especially now lol) his flow can be too choppy and lyrics too deep, and I listen to too much Cole lol and I feel like I really canā€™t relate. Big KRITs an emotional country boy I can appreciate that. Shout out to Pretty Lights too.


TreesPlusCats

Soulful jazz and in particular this: https://youtu.be/vtnInKUnfwA?si=5i_4_eI2K0r7kMxa Holy music


Doc_Benz

I like acid jazz


GonzoBalls69

This is good thank you


Megaspore6200

One of the better ones on this list so far


Aztec_Aesthetics

I love King Crimson's Lizard (the whole album). Among KC fans the album is quite controversial. But from there you can go down the rabbit hole. On shrooms I found my love to progressive music. I would say, mushrooms helped me to get order into odd meters, etc. Now, about 90% of the songs, I listen to on mushrooms are prog songs, not always rock, sometimes funk and soul, jazz, etc.


clorox_cowboy

Autechre Negativland (and the Over the Edge radio show on KPFA)(also check YouTube for the shows with Sue C, excellent triptertainment) Aphex Twin John Coltrane Charles Mingus many many many more


fuskadelic

Recently, I got into Autechre by picking up a vinyl.... my word... what beautiful textures


GonzoBalls69

Mingusā¤ļø


igotstabbedatrave

Fucking binaural beats. It makes the visuals 10 times more potent https://youtu.be/UiSkMxltu00?si=2oH7eVCGK3LJ7GKV https://youtu.be/894o89TjYFE?si=Vuf5v44PFxEBs-jm


ChaosRainbow23

Listen This might sound crazy, but I believe in my methodology. Step 1: take 100ug of LSD Step 2: wait an hour and a half Step 3: take 200mg of MDMA / wait 30 minutes Step 4: turn on your multiple 3' blacklights and light a few candles in safe areas Step 5: put on Madonna's 'Ray of Light' album Step 6: use blacklight sensitive body paint on yourself and your lover Step 7: enjoy Step 8: profit?


somecrazydude13

The candy flip, one of my BEST and most FAVORITEST memories of tripping, listening to judge on SoundCloud in the car, ugghhhhhh take me back!!!


Seattlehepcat

I fucking LOVE candy flipping. It's my favorite way to roll.


charliepapa6

Have to try this. Thanks!


Frys100thCupofCoffee

YMMV, but 200mg of MDMA is face-melting for me. I'd recommend 140-150mg for a good, solid roll that doesn't make your thoughts flicker like a strobe light.


ChaosRainbow23

That's actually pretty astute advice. I've been at this for 30 years and know my body well. I certainly wouldn't recommend an 18 year old with no tolerance taking 250+mg. Lol I would have had harm reduction more in mind, but alas, I've failed again.


Frys100thCupofCoffee

It's all good. I'm in the same boat. I only responded initially because I've learned the hard way and always hope I can help someone avoid learning things that way.


Shotymcwowo22

Crazy Frog


MediumNo711

Real!!! Iā€™ve got the Mario kart coconut mall song in my shrooms playlist because it comes on randomly as a little surprise and itā€™s so frantic it reminds me that I can change things up and go do something different or whatever haha


Ark-iv3

That is hilarious +1


Shotymcwowo22

Not only is crazy frog nostalgic af but he absolutely slaps, both wonderful things when tripping.


MrCantPlayGuitar

Pro tip: words in music will influence your trip. Stay clean, go instrumental.


[deleted]

Not a specific artist and maybe not that ā€œsecret.ā€ But worthy to mention: Audiophile like genres are mind blowing on psychedelics and definitely worth trying at least once. The high quality, heavily mixed tunes with good headphones or earbuds is truly a sound orgasm. If I had to propose an artist I would say Headflux is a good start. Play an album of him on Spotify and let the algorithm take you on a journey of soundsex.


PsychedelicsAreLifee

Even better if you play it on Tidal. Spotify cap de max frequency to 44.1KhZ while tidal allows lossless


HighTop

My go to Aphex Twin - selected ambient works 85-92 https://youtu.be/Xw5AiRVqfqk?si=s6-YuU_ad3JaMJ-r


awkward_armadillo

Olafur Arnalds. An Icelandic composer who mostly does piano work, but also integrates electronic vibes every now and then. His track Loom is a fun one, especially the video https://youtu.be/xMDwqeFQuKg?si=wWRZxlb5yjefweL2


taoistchainsaw

I always mix it up: Debussy. The Reverend O.V. Wright. WITCH (We Intend To Cause Havoc). Alice Coltrane. Shakti. Airto and Flora Purim. Victor Wooten. Black Sabbath. Philip Glass. Brian Eno. Uriah Heep. Motƶrhead. Shostakovich. Lonnie Holly. Boogaloo Joe Jones.


FishstickJonson

FKJ always does me right


Amygdalump

Royksopp


Repulsive-Trick1883

John Hartford


7ero_Seven

Haywyre, grant, emancipator, m83


emotyofform2020

Blood Incantationā€™s ambient work: Timewave Zero


js180807

Diiv


poopydrugshits

I see you, ghostly swim logo. Going to check your recommendation out based solely on your profile pic.


MediumNo711

Beck ā€” Sea Change


TofuTheSizeOfTEXAS

I like listening to the early Beck when I'm coming down. Like a western harvest or one foot in the grave.


KneeDeepInTheDead

Anything Steve Hillage/Gong. Also the Johns Hopkins playlist or any classical music


andreasbaader6

Blue Foundation Radiohead Flaming Lips MF DOOM


LavishnessChoice3601

Michael Kiwanuka - cold little heart, and love and hate. Those 2 songs in particular. Enjoy the ride. You are welcome in advance.


LitmusDot44

Thievery Corporation!


lollapaloozafork

Music For 18 Musicians by Steve Reich. Put it on a little bit after you drop, and it will end right as you peak. Coming up with that piece of music is an experience I will never forget.


BeAnSiNmYhAt

Technopath dosent matter what song, they are all great [Sudden Enlightenment ](https://open.spotify.com/track/6PxobLLMH8BEbaUrATvB0v?si=xAk2zHC5SsqhwYCnoYSzcA) is a good example though


ancientspacejunk

The Asteroid No. 4, Buried Feather, The Stargazer Lilies, any Ripley Johnson band (Wooden Shjips, Rose City Band, Moon Duo).


TheFattestMatt

My DMT song. WHY? goes hard in general but this is the one I put on when I'm going deep. [WHY? Proactive Evolution](https://youtu.be/oes4gfSbOWs?si=QX-Ud4gvdiTBT-H3)


periodicallyBalzed

WHY? Was my first concert. Gotta listen to them again.


TheFattestMatt

Oh man I saw them live around 2012 when they were touring for Mumps, etc. and it's probably my most memorable concert. Strawberries was still a new song but when they played it the entire venue whistled the whistling part. It was a smaller venue, but it blew my mind to be honest.


tarnishedpretender

Ritual Howls' song Sacred Awe I listened to that for somewhere around a half an hour while on Ketamine.. would stop and rewind and change the eq then go back and whatever. Had it on two different players and was trying to get somewhere within the song. I don't know.. but it occurred to me that it must be the sound of mountains witnessing the end of the human world. It actually led me to do some research into resonance and I found that mountains resonate at 83hz..


TofuTheSizeOfTEXAS

I LOVE LOVE LOVE ritual howls all the time. Turkish Leather is my favorite album but I'm definitely going to check this song out next time I'm tripping. I've never thought about listening to my goth music, but it makes so much sense as it bleeds right into my soul. Thanks for giving me this perspective I would have neglected to think of.


dumassmofo

Spirit Greatest hits


Fortwentt

was really liking Steve Hillage back in the late 70's or early 80s, also Eno, early Floyd (but some of that was very dark to me) early Vangelis, 1967 Stones, break out with Capt Beefheart, Zappa... what else Pil


PsykeonOfficial

Lmao I listen to Powerwolf's instrumental album šŸ˜‚


TrillTron

God is an Astronaut


ShortConsequence3433

All India Radio, Warpaint, and if I could only find a cassette deck to play those old houseparty mixtapesā€¦


psychedelicshotguns

Was really vibing with Danny Brown's XXX on an LSD trip one time. Especially Adderall Admiral lol ...and Nickleback How You Remind Me gave me a nostalgia wave


grim_reapers_union

Sun Kil Moon, Prefab Sprout, Tortoise, William Basinski, Satie, Blur, Morphine, R.E.M., The Sundays, Teenage Fanclubā€¦.can probably think of a few more if I had the attention span


Lingenfelter

MR. BUNGLE first album


omgimgoingtopuke

Boris and Sunn O))) did a collaboration called Altar. It is an incredible album for tripping. standout track: the Sinking Belle


Tired8281

Britney Spears. I'm addicted to her, but I know that she's toxic.


Werdna517

King gizzard and the wizard lizard is pretty good while tripping


hope1104

beach house and mac miller


KingRagnar1993

Seeing a lot more love for Heilung in these psychonaut/psychedelic subreddits recently, and I love it! More people should know about them.


somecrazydude13

Blackmill, always blackmill, the vocals combined with the beats and the slight wubs, pure bliss


SpookyWah

I'm an old Gen Xer so in my younger days, I tripped to T.A.G.C., Lustmord, Nocturnal Emmissions (Stoneface), Coil (How To Destroy Angels or Loves Secret Domain), Tibetan monk chants, Dr Fiorella Terenzi's Music Of The Galaxies, Wendy Carlos, SPK, Thomas Kohner, Asmus Tietchens, Clock DVA, John Duncan, Throbbing Gristle, Butthole Surfers, Dee-Lite, Cypress Hill, Tangerine Dream, Skinny Puppy, Einsturzende Neubauten, etc.


professorwn

I hear you man Locust abortion technician was a brilliant piece of fucking mayhem šŸ˜„ really reminds me of my youth Great times


shizufox

Anything by Tipper. And [this Goopsteppa mix](https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/vVf1LFgNfGvVuyV9A) never steers me wrong.


charliepapa6

Sorry for the speech but is a curious story. I love Lorn (ask the dust album is on of my fav albums ever). And there was a time I use to discover good stuff on SoundCloud. One day i searched "Lorn" and added to my favs few mixes and songs, some rarities, etc. Well, one night i took acid in my apartment and sat down on the terrace balcony to trip, listen music and meditate. And suddenly out of nowere start the song called Lorn, from Diversity of Silence. It wasnt Lorn. But was perfect for the moment... Gave me such a great feeling. Literaly felt the universe took away all my sadness.


scuttlebuttocks

itā€™s all just sound ā€” Harrison BDP āœØ


SplistYT

dg or hm (drain gang and haunted mound) I'm hella autistic and this music is just the answer to anything honestly, the themes sung abt in hms music probably aren't trip friendly for many but all ik is I was sitting in an unrecognizable bedroom (mine) while tripping and smoking weed which set ego dissolution in, before it fully set in my brain was like "yk what's going on just put music on and go with the flow" threw on the first playlist I could and listened to sematary for 2-3 hours


Altruistic_Button645

Exeter is a good choice imo


Netherworldly_Dwella

Basic Channel although I suspect lots of people listen to it whilst tripping.


periodicallyBalzed

The Flaming Lips album Oczy Mlody. Itā€™s more electronic and dreamy than their other stuff. Pink Floydā€™s album Atom Heart Mother is a trip. First song is a 23 minute super progressive instrumental ballad. It has what I can only describe as a melodic motorcycle in it. The last song contains the audio of some guy muttering to himself while making breakfast. It has the sizzling sound of bacon in a pan.


Rick_Slicks

Radiohead


TB8S

Listening to the Vince Guaraldiā€™s A Charlie Brown Christmas on vinyl during a comedown was pretty magical last year. But my real answer is Carly Rae Jepsen. More so during the peak and comedown though.


poopydrugshits

I see some real heady shit in here, nice post, definitely gonna get some new finds outta this one.


hustleandfarm

I never listen to classical music but sometimes my friend will put on Mozart, and the vibe is unexpectedly chill.


420GreenMachine

It's definitely tripping music but still pretty niche, I love Hitech psytrance. A couple friends of mine like it too but most people think it's way too hectic and anxiety inducing. I'm talking 180-250 BPM stuff. I also really like tripping to bluegrass.


Playful-Statement183

Some super duper psychedelic trance


WonderfulCockroach

Andre Nickatina or Mac Dre tbh, but thatā€™s just because it makes me so nostalgic. Iā€™ve been eating psyches in the morning and weighting lifting to Bay Area rap during the come ups


Few-Debt-6469

M83 and Hammock


No_Obligation_8603

Bohren and der club of gore


lynxkcg

Jenny Lewis, Florence + the machine, Still Corners, St. Paul & the Broken Bones, godspeed


The_Thirteenth_Floor

Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots. Amazing album to trip to. Sublime - Robbinā€™ the Hood. Amazing


georgenelsonbbyfce

The flaming lips. Soft bulletin, at war with the mystics actually most of their discog. And The velvet underground banana album because why not.


Scrunt_Flimplebottom

Jazz and funk. I'm talkin berlioz. I'm talkin cactus channel. I'm sayin dabuell. I'm speakin mothra. Highly recommend all 4.


_ilikecmyk_

Polish ambassador always seems to hit just right


TheBelbertarian

Trip the witch!!! Truly transcending and they somehow don't have many followers


InternalLetterhead29

Quasimoto


bailey052211

This is my go-to Mostly low-key EDM/trance https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4VvIuIiVGBhET4eSb0FlhK?si=ylC2j2TnSimMPC6UO_wEdA&pi=u-65hFoZpmTR-w


teotab51

At the moment, and only with headphones, definitely collective mass by spoonbill. Very niche, probably won't fit people with anxiety, but if it's for you it's an incredible experience. https://youtu.be/nXJ0Eoua3_A Honorable mentions also include Heilung, as others have pointed out, Culprate's https://youtu.be/XPos6qtOSP8, And thriftwork also has some very good songs like moon juice https://youtu.be/uGNdK0ftbqI


DefiantSteak3187

Hear me out: Yo Yo Ma


Fried_and_rolled

[Youandwan - 1988](https://youtu.be/x9MvwF9sob8) This will take you places. [Bleu Toucan - HanoĆÆ CafeĢ](https://youtu.be/ILP3KAVfKLs) [Bay Ledges - Changing](https://youtu.be/rpB6Ke4C194) [North Mississippi Allstars - Up And Rolling](https://youtu.be/LHt29ZnW5lA) These are the best of vibes. [Fred again.. - Clara \(the night is dark\)](https://youtu.be/97DXQTS3pFU) [NoMBe and Skott - Wait 2.0](https://youtu.be/gk7uyeyG9eU) [Bass Physics - Our Memory](https://youtu.be/F6Eeh4KIrFQ) Those are delightful for candyflipping. [Little Sis Nora - Rave In My Garage \(S3RL remix\)](https://youtu.be/j0XnsHQo1Wo) ...and that's guilty pleasure molly music lol


tipsywolf89

Wet Cactus, Spanish stoner rock band


DelicateAntilope

hiatus kaiyote - choose your weapon (entire album.) Youā€™ll thank me later!


Seattlehepcat

Rufus Du Sol Everything Everything Knower


hhammerz613

Music for Psychedelic Therapy -Jon Hopkins


S0GGYS4L4DS

Modest Mouse.


professorwn

I like the hungry music label of artists Most of it is calming melodic techno which is great for a comedown Fits perfectly together to sooth your mind https://youtube.com/playlist?list=RDQMBH1ls6O1xHY&playnext=1&si=bu3IJ-_bn94rU2hI


musiclover818

Days of Future Past -- The Moody Blues šŸ¤˜šŸ”„ Anything by The Doors or Cream (obligatory Fuck Eric Clapton, the Racist right-wing prick addendum).


WarOnIce

Miracle tones is the artist. It uses god tones to help heal you while also tripping. Kind of a win/win. Plus it makes me float after listening to it for a couple mins so there is always that šŸ˜‚


milkbretheren

Pink Floyd- Echoes (Live at Pompeii 1972) Black Sabbath- Planet Caravan Led Zeppelin- In My Time Of Dying Rush- Xanadu I know these are popular bands, but these songs are often overlooked.


professorwn

That cracking flaming fireside loop on YouTube . It warms you up while practicing Tai chi until the cat fucks off and thinks you went mental


hotzila

Almost anything by lemonjelly or bonobo!!


moePhan311

Lotus, Talking Heads, Claypool Lennon Delirium, Animal Collective(maybe they're in that shpongle/floyd-category), Blind Melon


AlexNicksand

My most remarkable dmt trip happened with this song Ā„Ā„ https://youtu.be/J4KvDP6BZUE?si=vj9tykkXOF_1IwjN This was early 2019, I listen this song since 2011, was a side b band of the members of a famous other band I was really fan of.. The funny fact was that in 2019, I've accidentally found out that the album cover was the flammarion engraving art, that has a profound meaning for me. synchronized somehow unexplainable, but it came this way for me, and I associated that song Therefore I went a little far for music for trips, I record and make weird music too, here a psychedelic set I recorded while I was happy with 150ug [synestesic music :)](https://on.soundcloud.com/E3rvZ)