Most psychedelic bands?

Oldschool psytrance goes all the way.

there is nothing more psychedelic than dancing with hundreds of other crazy people.

Peace, my friends!

most psy fro me are:

shpongle
infected mushroom
menog
benza
transdriver
astrix
miraculix
abra cadabra

goa trance

Didn't see Hawkwind anywhere :O

can't believe no one has mentioned black moth super rainbow!

and as far as classic psychedelic rock goes, it makes me sad that no one has mentioned the moody blues, prolly my fav 60s group.

Cocteau Twins in Lullabies, and in one or two songs of Tiny Dynamine / Echoes in a Shallow Bay.

1rst song of a Manfred Mann's Earth Band.

Siouxsie & Creatures 1981 to 1987.

Mamba Percussions (although it is mainly rythm).

Los Chichos : el Vaquilla, and Sangre Gitana.

Lincoln Street Exit.

John 5, the G3.

Ayreon in "Into the Electric Castle".

Summoning.

Les Rita Mitsouko.

Do you know Lemur Voice ? Some pieces interesting.

lactophobia, whom I discovered straight recently.

1rst Nico (Chelsea Girls), although it seems absolutely "flat" unplugged, there is a subtleness lying inside. The Marble Index, maybe the Peel Session, and Camera Obscura.

1rst Pink Floyd (Relics, and other titles fit with other tracklists from same year).

Klaus Schulze, Tangerine Dream, Peter Baumann, Edgar Froese.

Section 25 in The Key of Dreams.

Modern English at their very early beginning, with their strange "garage cold wave".

Martin Rev, Alan Vega.

Midnight Oil in Bird Noises, Species Decies, Head Injuries. (Places Without a Postcard and 10,9,8,7,6,5,4 etc are surely too rock-variety to be fully psy, although strongly imaginative for an apparently simple rockband).

Fleetwood Mac in the live when the drummer becomes a mad human-drum and sketches the scene with big open eyes during whole minutes of astonishment.

Is 1966 (Bowie) a psy album ? Then the Isabelle Adjani's one would be, and of course the Gainsbourg's LP with "Qui est in, qui est out", and the whole period of "Bonnie and Clyde", "L'Histoire de Melody Nelson", "L'homme à la tête de chou", etc.

This French woman with no hair always howling like these ones paid to cry and howl in the roman empire after someone's death : I never can remember her name, for her music makes me run away - except "Le Monde est Noir" : 70s cold wave with tribal obsessive rythm.

Another French, more happy mooded : François Béranger. (Song Paris Lumière for instance). Necessary to translate lyrics, but the quiet - though epic - rock with funny deep voice are enough to give an idea of French 60s / 70s pre-punk ambient anarchism.

Many others.

Early Floyd

Massive Attack's Mezzanine and Tricky's Nearly God are close to the genre

By the way, I don't get why the Beatles are considered to be psychedelic.

Acid Mothers Temple for sure, those who haven't heard that band are really missing something good. There are a couple of tracks that are quite simply mind-boggling (Blue Velvet Blues & Dark Star Blues). Neu's second album "Neu 2" has also a few goodies, try this... trippy as fuck!

These are my favorite of what I consider psychedelic music.

Tool: 10,000 Days, Schism, Third Eye
Massive Attack: Angel, Butterfly Caught, Dissolved Girl
The Doors: The End, Riders on the Storm, Spanish Caravan
Isis: Wills Dissolve, Garden of Light, Holy Tears
Mastodon: The Last Baron, The Czar, Divinations
Fever Ray: If I Had A Heart, Concrete Walls, Coconut
The Mars Volta: Televators, Eriataka, With Twilight as My Guide
Radiohead: Creep, Up the Ladder, Jigsaw Falling Into Place
Pink Floyd: Comfortably Numb, Time, One of these Days
Shpongle: Divine Moments of Truth, Around the World in a Tea Daze, No Turn Un-Stoned


There's a lot more, but I'll leave it at that.