Acid Rock

Acid rock is a genre of rock music that emerged in the 1960s, characterized by its experimental sound, heavy use of electric guitars and effects, and often extended improvisations. It was closely linked to the psychedelic movement, aiming to evoke and enhance altered states of consciousness through music. Bands like The Doors, Pink Floyd, and Grateful Dead are notable examples. The term also relates to the cultural and musical quest for exploration and innovation, creating immersive, immersive soundscapes that reflect the era's interest in mind-expanding experiences.