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psychedelia

[ UK /sˌa‍ɪkɪdˈiːli‍ə/ ]
NOUN
  1. the subculture of users of psychedelic drugs

How To Use psychedelia In A Sentence

  • They do not make spineless and uninventive psychedelia.
  • Add the groovy psychedelia of late 1967, before the trend went sour. Oh, What Can It Mean?
  • During that time, Madlib has expanded his scope with an extensive list of pseudonyms and collaborations that explore all forms of jazz, dub, soul, funk and psychedelia.
  • The wider musical climate was defined by the gaudiness of psychedelia, but the music they put to tape tapped somehow into an America that predated rock by at least a century.
  • Here he splices together strands of blues and straight down-the-line rock with some folk, psychedelia, trip-hop and world music influences.
  • He uses the same ingredients dependably: gruff, heartfelt singing, stinging blues-rock riffage, folky balladry, spoonfuls of psychedelia and guest spots.
  • Beyond The Beat Generation is a fantastic Internet radio station that plays obscure 60s rock, from mod to acid rock to merseybeat to psychedelia.
  • On the tape, we see Mike attempting over the decades to exploit the worlds of psychedelia, disco and rave.
  • The newest single on FW&A is dubbed "Happening" and opens with repetitious yet lush and solitary dream-like chords which recall the psychedelia of the Beatles '"Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds". Insomnia Radio: Indie Music Network
  • Previous emphasis on speed is now being replaced by ambience laced with moments of electronic blips and beeps, free jazz, noise, no wave and tinges of psychedelia.
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