Psychedelic Rock & Neo-Psych
Mind-bending fuzz pedals, swirling phaser guitars, motorik rhythms, and kaleidoscope sonic journeys.
Essential & sibling bands
Bands that share this sound. Each one opens a search on Spotify or YouTube.
- King Gizzard & The Lizard WizardSpotify search for King Gizzard & The Lizard WizardYouTube search for King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
- Tame ImpalaSpotify search for Tame ImpalaYouTube search for Tame Impala
- Pink FloydSpotify search for Pink FloydYouTube search for Pink Floyd
- Ocean AlleySpotify search for Ocean AlleyYouTube search for Ocean Alley
- Unknown Mortal OrchestraSpotify search for Unknown Mortal OrchestraYouTube search for Unknown Mortal Orchestra
- Super Furry AnimalsSpotify search for Super Furry AnimalsYouTube search for Super Furry Animals
- PondSpotify search for PondYouTube search for Pond
Species in this vibe
Aardvark
A night-shift digger with spade-like claws and a sticky tongue, built to mine ant and termite nests.
American Robin
A lawn hunter that weighs about as much as three AA batteries
Asian Giant Hornet
The world's largest hornet, whose raiding parties can kill thousands of honeybees in a few hours.
Barreleye Fish
The deep-sea fish with a transparent, fluid-filled shield on its head and light-sensitive tubular eyes that rotate inside it.
Bornean Orangutan
Borneo's biggest mammal in the trees: long arms for the canopy, hands and feet that both grip, and a long call that can be heard a kilometer or more away.
Clouded Leopard
Longer fangs for its skull size than any other wild cat, and ankles that rotate so it can hang from the branches by its back feet.
Geoffroy's Spider Monkey
The monkey whose tail works as a fifth limb.
Gharial
The narrow-snouted river crocodilian with up to 110 razor-sharp teeth, whose males grow a bulbous nasal resonator that buzzes as they exhale.
Goat
A domesticated ruminant with rectangular pupils and a digestive system that works nonstop.
Koala
A slow-motion marsupial that sleeps up to 22 hours a day and leans on gut bacteria to live on eucalyptus leaves most herbivores can't tolerate.
Monarch Butterfly
A butterfly of about half a gram that wears milkweed poison as armor, and whose eastern migrants steer by the sun.
Duck-Billed Platypus
An egg-laying mammal with venomous spurs and an electric sense in its bill, once thought to be a taxidermist's hoax.
Red Kite
A deeply forked tail it steers with, relatively weak talons that keep it mostly on carrion, and an astonishing comeback in the UK.
Thorny Devil
Capillary skin channels that pull water from a puddle to its mouth, a spiny false head decoy, and big spines with no bone inside them.