psychedelic music

[ sahy-ki-del-ik myoo-zik ]

noun

1. a genre of music originating in the 1960s, incorporating elements from a variety of popular genres and characterized by experimental sonic effects, exotic instrumentation, dreamy or surreal lyrics, and, often, bizarre band names (often used attributively):

   The four-piece band Swedish Death Candy released its debut psychedelic music album in 2017.