🔥🥥 Lyrics by Vladin Spectra

If you're not true
It's not serious
So what are you?
Life will bind us

If you're not true
It's not any
Tell us how you are
Tell us more about yourself


When you've been gone for so long
When you've been gone
When you've been gone for so long
There's nothing here
When you've been gone for so long
When you've been gone for so long
There's nothing here

Yeah, you know
You could say I'm still me, yeah
Take my number
It's not serious, yeah

Take my number
When you're gone
You can call then, tell us more about yourself, yeah
When you're gone


Take my number

The Reason Interview with Nick Gillespie goes deep with the artists, entrepreneurs, politicians, and visionaries who are making the 21st century more libertarian—or at least more interesting—by challenging worn-out ideas and orthodoxies.

Today's guest is Joe Dolce, whose new book is Modern Psychedelics: The Handbook for Mindful Exploration.

Dolce argues that psychedelics aren't just the province of hippies or tech bros anymore. They are powerful and increasingly popular—and legal—tools for therapy, self-discovery, and play.

He talks with Gillespie about everything from the misunderstood role of ketamine in Friends star Matthew Perry's death to why ibogaine may be the only substance on Earth that can stop addiction cold, to how we went from "Just Say No!" campaigns to mail-order magic mushrooms in just a few short decades.

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0:00—Intro

1:25—What do psychedelics teach?

7:02—Psychedelic safety and ketamine myths

13:01—How psychedelics work and ibogaine effects

19:12—Microdosing

23:00—Psychedelics and altered states

28:10—Generational perceptions of psychedelics

30:59—Cultural acceptance of psychedelics

42:22—The future of psychedelics

48:34—Drug legalization and access

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Psychedelics Are Not Just for Hippies and Tech Bros

A dark psytrance track inspired by the Squid Game series. Relentless bass, high atmospheres, and dark energy , built for the night dancefloors.


Deep Circuit -Squelch Games (teaser)

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The collected sources offer a broad overview of **psychoactive substances**, exploring their **chemistry, historical and therapeutic uses, and the surrounding legal and social controversies**. Several sources focus heavily on the work of **Alexander and Ann Shulgin**, highlighting their pioneering synthesis and self-experimentation with over 200 novel compounds, including MDMA, and the eventual **legal crackdown** on these substances due to their popularization as "ecstasy." Complementing this is extensive documentation of the **CIA's illegal MKULTRA program**, which involved the secret administration of drugs like LSD to unwitting subjects for mind-control and interrogation research, demonstrating a dark government history with psychedelics. Furthermore, the texts examine the broader **War on Drugs**, discussing its discriminatory enforcement and the **over-medication of normal life stresses** by the pharmaceutical industry, contrasting this modern approach with the ancient, spiritual use of **entheogens** in various cultures.

WAR ON DRUGS | From Psychedelic Genius to MK-ULTRA Horror [PSYCHEDELIC RESEARCH]

This week on Entanglements: Do we have enough scientific evidence to approve psychedelics as medicine? Our hosts unpack the data with Albert Garcia-Romeu, an associate professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, and Bertha Madras, a professor of psychobiology at Harvard Medical School.

Do We Know Enough to Use Psychedelics As Medicine?

Our favourite French sonic wizard, Sid Jenkins, is back with a bang, dropping the much-anticipated follow-up to his mind-bending saga, Trico Master Vol° 02. This new EP on Blacklite Records continues the surreal journey where the last one left off, taking you deeper into the infinite sweater of Sid's sonic adventures. If Vol° 01 was the first few stitches of a wild, colourful blanket for your mind, then Vol° 02 is a full-blown tapestry woven from pure psychedelic threads. It’s a surrealistic, high-energy masterpiece designed for the dance floor, a true beacon of light for all psytrance lovers and festival dwellers. Featuring epic collaborations with Nukleall and Bandicoot, plus the solo track 'Parvati Calling', this EP is a pure dose of high-grade psy-magic. Let the psy-jumpsuit of sound wrap around you and take you on a journey to the heart of the fun!

→ Tracklist
01: Sid Jenkins & Nukleall - Quantum Bloom (Original Mix)
02: Sid Jenkins & Bandicoot - Virtual Symphony (Original Mix)
03: Sid Jenkins - Parvati Calling (Original Mix)

→ Credits:
Artist:  Sid Jenkins
Title: Trico Master Vol° 02
Label: Blacklite Records
Catalog N°: BLKLEP113
Official Release Date: 24 Oct 2025
Mastered by: Stryker Mastering
Artwork: KameraKey Design
Video Animations: KameraKey Design

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Trico Master Vol° 02

Quantum Bloom (Original Mix)

Sid Jenkins & Nukleall - Quantum Bloom (Original Mix)

Virtual Symphony (Original Mix)

Sid Jenkins & Bandicoot - Virtual Symphony (Original Mix)

Window Pain was a form of LSD in the 1960's - 1980's - it is easily made from local plants, and most researchers and doctors today are now saying microdosing helps depression and can alter people's interpretation of the world around them. These alterations on a whole, can help. If done in proper settings. There are many stories and urban mythologies that talk about people dropping "Acid" as it was commonly called. Interrupting a friends or other persons relaxing, taking in the effects. Then, using that vulnerability against them, staging fake murders or other cruel intentions to fool people as jokes. Some went horribly wrong. The government used LSD on its own troops. The "Unwilling Subjects" were exposed to very pure very concentrated doses. These type experiments can alter a person's perception of the world around them permanently. It may also affect their own body's genetic structure. 
This song does not advocate the use of hallucinogenic molecules. 
Always have professional assistance when using substances like Ketamine or LSD. 

Window Pane

Today we revisit a 1971 talk by Dr. John C. Lilly: physician, neuroscientist, tireless psychonaut, and one of the most audacious explorers of consciousness in the twentieth century.
John Lilly was a frequent teacher at Esalen and a close friend of Esalen co-founder Dick Price.  He begins teaching at Esalen as early as 1968, focusing on what he called the human biocomputer and lecturing in part on “isolation, solitude, and confinement experiments.” 
Lilly is widely known for three things; first, he invented the first isolation tank — a dark and silent vessel filled with a saline solution that is meant to suspend the body and expose the mind to itself. He made his first one in 1954. Second, Lilly was convinced of the possibility of interspecies communication, notably between dolphins and homo sapiens. And finally, Lilly was an early experimenter with ketamine, from a psychedelic point of view, an interest that ultimately led to an addiction which drove him quite mad. 
However, during this talk from 1971, he is in great form, speaking about the concept and practice of Satori: the instantaneous awakening, the shock of direct perception.

From the Archives: John Lilly and the Quest for Satori (1971)

About Artificial Intelligence, Psychedelics, and the Fluid Topographies of the Psyche.

What does a future look like in which the psyche is no longer seen as an introspective refuge, but as a transparent, modulable interface?

This open conversation invites artists, thinkers, and visitors to reflect together on the limits of inner experience, machine empathy, and neuropharmacological transformation.

🎙 With Prof. Dr. Paul Feigelfeld (Cultural & Media Theorist) Mag. Dr. Claudia Gertraud Schwarz (Sociologist) Chucky Schuster (Artist)

What if healing could be uploaded ? - Round Table

BLACKLITE RECORDS is born in 2010 as the natural evolution of the Blacklite Studio, a professional recording and music production environment, founded in 2002 in Turin by a group of italian artists and sound engineers.

The constant research on the structure and the development of sounds has led the label to an atmospheric, psychedelic & dancefloor oriented universe.

Our aim is to push and promote our artists to be booked and known globally.

Nowadays Blacklite's team is already very active on the psychedelic scene, collaborating with many international producers, djs, labels, parties and festival organizers.

Our artists are constantly on the move and their music has been tested and appreciated on the most important international trancefloors.

Ride the Blacklite wave! Stay tuned and updated! Support our label and our artists! We are ready to give you the most advanced and futuristic sound ever made!

BLACKLITE RECORDS - The Upper Consciousness Music Label!!!

Vladin Spectra
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#hiphop #triphop #dnb #soul #Acidjazz #trance

Born from sleepless nights and frequencies that never quite fit the daylight, Deep Circuit is not just music; it’s a journey into the underworld of sound. Each track is a ritual, carved from distortion, stitched with echoes, and baptized in relentless kick-bass.

The project lived in fragments, from synthesizers and the pulse of machines in the studio. These fragments became spells, binding chaos into rhythm. What emerged was not entertainment, but initiation,  a portal into the darker side of psytrance.

 At 160–170 BPM, the music tears away illusions, leaving raw vibration, raw emotion. The influences are many: the twisted storytelling, the chaotic drive, and the industrial pulse. 
But the voice of Deep Circuit is its own.

"Voices of Esalen" features provocative, in-depth interviews with the dynamic leaders, teachers, and thinkers who reflect the mission of the Esalen Institute.

For more about the Esalen Institute, head to esalen.org 

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After a two-year hiatus, the Undark podcast returns with a new format and a new name: Entanglements. Join science journalists Brooke Borel and Anna Rothschild as they invite guests with both expertise and divergent opinions on some of the most contentious and politicized areas of science today, from vaccines and GMOs to deep sea mining, AI, and the origins of Covid. Their goal: To see if they can break through the discord and find common ground. Far from an exercise in false balance, Entanglements, like Undark, seeks to bring civil discussion — and a bit of fun and wonder — back to the intersection of science and culture.

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My name is Dean Stabbert, aka “Oziumpoet”
I love psychedelic atmospheres and blues fusion. 
Thanks for listening-supporters are my fire.  I've have met the most outstanding and kind people here. Sad Soundcloud's platform is so week. 
Nevertheless, Thank you all. I am very humbled. 

I use Ableton-12 Suite and an Alesis V61-MK2, and 2, Alesis QS8, [Quadra Synths] a Fender Rhodes 73 and my Roland Fantom 08 workstation.              Thank you again for listening and to those following.  
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