List of psychedelic rock artists

The following is a list of artists considered to be general purveyors of the psychedelic rock genre.

## 1960s–early 1970s

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### 0–E

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* The 13th Floor Elevators[1][2]
* Aguaturbia[3]
* Daevid Allen[4]
* The Amboy Dukes[5]
* Andromeda[6]
* Apple Pie Motherhood Band[7]
* Syd Barrett[8][9]
* The Beatles[10][11]
* Bee Gees (early work)[12]
* Big Brother and the Holding Company[13][14][15]
* Blue Cheer[16]
* Blues Magoos[17][18]
* Curt Boettcher[19]
* Braen's Machine[20]
* The Byrds[12][21][22]
* Robert Calvert[8]
* The Charlatans[14][23]
* Robert Charlebois[24]
* The Chocolate Watchband[25]
* Eric Clapton (with Cream)[26]
* Gene Clark[27]
* Ray Columbus[28]
* Comus[29]
* Larry Coryell[30]
* Count Five[31]
* Country Joe and the Fish[32]
* Coven[33]
* The Crazy World of Arthur Brown[34]
* Cream[35][36]
* The Creation[37]
* Creation of Sunlight[38]
* The Daily Flash[39]
* Deep Purple (early work)[40]
* The Deviants[41]
* The Doors[21][42][43]
* The Electric Prunes[44]
* Roky Erickson[1][8][16][45]

### F–M

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* Fifty Foot Hose[46][47]
* Freedom[48]
* Frijid Pink[49]
* Frumious Bandersnatch[50]
* Jerry Garcia[51]
* Gale Garnett (late 1960s work)[52]
* The Golden Dawn[53]
* Gong[54][55]
* Grateful Dead[21][42][56][57][58][59][60][61]
* The Great Society[14][23]
* Hawkwind[62][63][64]
* Jimi Hendrix[65][66][67]
* The Jimi Hendrix Experience[36][68][69]
* Hunger[70]
* International Harvester[71]
* Iron Butterfly[72][73]
* It's a Beautiful Day[74][75]
* Tommy James[76]
* Jefferson Airplane[21][14][58]
* Janis Joplin[77][78][79]
* Paul Kantner[80]
* Cem Karaca[81]
* Phil Keaggy[82]
* Erkin Koray[83][81]
* Arthur Lee[84]
* Lothar and the Hand People[85]
* Love[86][87]
* Love Sculpture[88]
* Mac MacLeod[89]
* Barış Manço[81]
* Roger McGuinn[90]
* Barry Melton[14]
* Mighty Baby[91]
* Steve Miller (early work)[92]
* Steve Miller Band[14]
* Moby Grape[93]
* Moğollar[94]
* Jim Morrison[79]
* Os Mutantes[95][96][97]
* The Mystery Trend[23]

### N–Z

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* Nirvana[98]
* Shuggie Otis[99]
* Panbers[100]
* The Paper Garden[101][102]
* The Peanut Butter Conspiracy[103]
* Pink Fairies[104]
* Pink Floyd[21][105][106]
* Pretty Things[37]
* Procol Harum[69]
* Quicksilver Messenger Service[14][57][107]
* Les Rallizes Dénudés[108]
* Ramases[109]
* Red Krayola
* La Revolución de Emiliano Zapata[110]
* The Rolling Stones (Their Satanic Majesties Request era)[111]
* Santana[58][112][113]
* The Savage Resurrection[114]
* Irmin Schmidt[115]
* The Seeds[116]
* Tru Goddezz
* Shocking Blue[117]
* Silver Apples[17][118]
* Darby Slick[119]
* Grace Slick[120]
* Soft Machine[54]
* The Sonic Dawn[121]
* Sons of Champlin[122]
* Sopwith Camel[23]
* Speed, Glue & Shinki[123]
* Spirit[124][125]
* Skip Spence[8]
* Steamhammer[126]
* Sly Stone[84]
* Strawberry Alarm Clock[127]
* Sugarloaf[128]
* Sweetwater[129]
* Tangerine Dream (late 1960s work)[130]
* Tomorrow[131]
* Tractor[132]
* Ultimate Spinach[69][133]
* Vanilla Fudge[69][134]
* The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band[21]
* Keith West[135]
* Brian Wilson[8]
* Robert Wyatt[136]
* Ya Ho Wha 13[137]
* The Yardbirds[21][138]
* Zakary Thaks[139]

## Later years

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* The Aliens[140]
* Allah-Las
* Ancient River[141]
* The Arcana[142]
* Baby Guru
* The Black Angels[64]
* Black Mountain[143][144][145]
* Black Rebel Motorcycle Club[146]
* Blood Incantation[147]
* The Brian Jonestown Massacre[148][149]
* Cloudland Canyon[150]
* Cobweb Strange[151]
* Dead Meadow[152][153]
* Mac DeMarco[145]
* DMBQ[154]
* Earthless[155]
* Endless Boogie[156]
* The Features[157]
* The Flaming Lips[158][159][160]
* Foxygen[161]
* The Fresh & Onlys[162]
* Glim Spanky[163]
* Golden Void[164]
* The High Learys[165]
* The Holydrug Couple[166]
* Hopewell[167]
* Jess and the Ancient Ones[168]
* Kadavar[169]
* Kikagaku Moyo
* King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard[170][171]
* Kula Shaker[172][circular reference]
* Lusk[173]
* Meat Puppets[174]
* Michio Kurihara[175]
* MGMT
* Oneida[176]
* Phish[177][178]
* A Place to Bury Strangers[64]
* Pond[179]
* Tim Presley (a.k.a. White Fence)[162][180]
* Psychedelic Porn Crumpets[181]
* Psychic TV[64]
* Secret Machines[182]
* Ty Segall[145][162][183]
* Serena-Maneesh[184]
* The Shamen (early work)[185][186]
* Spirits and the Melchizedek Children[187]
* Sticky Fingers[179]
* Kelley Stoltz[162]
* Sunflower Bean[188][189]
* SUNROSE
* Swervedriver[64]
* Syd Arthur[190][191]
* Tame Impala[145][192][193][194]
* Thee Oh Sees[162][195][196]
* Thin White Rope[197]
* Toploader[198]
* Tumbleweed[199]
* Unknown Mortal Orchestra[200][201]
* Warpaint[202][203]
* White Denim[204][205]
* Wolfmother[206]
* Woods[207]
* Yeasayer[208][209]
* Zoé[210]

## See also

[edit]

* Biography portal
* Lists portal
* Rock music portal

* List of acid rock artists
* List of psychedelic folk artists
* List of psychedelic pop artists
* List of neo-psychedelia artists

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