Psych Rock

Psych rock, or psychedelic rock, is a genre of music that emerged in the 1960s, characterized by its experimental sounds, use of unconventional instruments, and often dreamy, mind-expanding atmospheres. It draws inspiration from psychedelic experiences, incorporating surreal lyrics, distorted guitars, and innovative production techniques to create an immersive, immersive listening experience. The genre aims to evoke altered states of consciousness, blending elements of rock, folk, and electronic music. It’s known for its creative freedom, often exploring themes of spirituality, consciousness, and wonder. Bands like Pink Floyd and The Doors are iconic examples.