On Nov 12th, The Chambers Project opened its doors to the new gallery space in Grass Valley, CA, with the One Step Further event. 

If there was ever a seminal moment in the history of psychedelic art, “One Step Further” – the inaugural group show at the new The Chambers Project space – was it. On November 12th, the gallery became and is a professional and serious refuge, a sanctuary of credibility for New Psychedelia in a chaotic art world.

DJ's/Producers Qbert, The Gaslamp Killer, DJ Logic and A Path Untold provided the soundtrack to this landmark event. These mixes were recorded live and capture the spirit of the night. We're very excited to share them with world. 

In addition, this was the official 50 year commemorative  anniversary event of Hunter S. Thompson's Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas  book release. 

Curator Brian Chambers has firmly staked his claim in the history of the genre by showing treasures from early rock music and psychedelic art: rare paintings by rock gods Jerry Garcia, and Jimi Hendrix, and original works by genius Fillmore poster designer Rick Griffin. Spectacular canvases from contemporary artists will immerse spectators in visionary landscapes of tumbling colors and shapes, toppling through space and, at times, spilling from the frames.

This was a night to remember.

DJ QBERT - ONE STEP FURTHER MIX

the frequencies emanating from the moon 
affect the frequencies of the mental body 
and mind of human beings .
enjoy .

Tracklist:
Sue Avenue - Same Same (stavroz remix ) lukaspar mashup
Hobta -Nadunäm
Victor Norman - Unbearable
Lemurian-Aurora
Lemuran-Pendulum
Nu-Siesta
Günther Lause-Mountain
Satori feat Oak-Compulaire(el mundo remix)
Joel Alter-Unsung Hereos


.La Luna.

In Clouds

Artwork by Pale Horse - http://palehorsedesign.com/

Our latest track, 5-piece live band instrumentation. See the website for gigs and news.

ft. Wayne Maslin - Bass
     Sula Mae - Vocals
     Carl Davies - Sax
     Oli Dacombe - Drums
     Simon Whitton - Guitar and Vocals




Right There Fred

Catalyst

A Chill take on Bruno Mars' 24K Magic Track

24K Magic Cover

Songlines Magazine Editor Jo Frost talks to folk singer Sam Lee about his inspiring Vindauga / Windeye project, which explores the intersections between Norwegian, Scottish and English traditional music. Part of this year’s Songlines Encounters Festival at Kings Place (1–3 June). kingsplace.co.uk/sef

This is the final episode in our #SonglinesEncounters podcast series.

Kings Place Podcasts

Vindauga / Wind Eye ft. Sam Lee at Songlines Encounters 2017 - A Kings Place Podcast

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