LYL Radio with Tobias Lichter
When the acid dream got sour. When turning on turned into bittersweet and bloody rebellion. When government progpaganda turned from subtle manipulation to vicious lies. When love turned to confusion, confusion to despair, despair to hate. When the war started screaming louder and society’s cracks widened. All fueled, amplified and supercharged by groundbreaking mind-expanding chemical laboratory discoveries, accidentally (or not?) let loose on a disillusioned and rebellious youth eager to go all the way.
This edition of Private Sphere’s bi-monthly LYL Radio appearance is a prototypical sonic collage by Tobias Lichter. A work-in-progress stemming from an ongoing personal research into the deeper depths of American acid sub-/counterculture and its peak in the late 1960s. A blend of dark-edged, gloomy, confused and moody tunes by obscure, turned-on creative youngsters accross the States, reflecting the anxious zeitgeist shortly after the „summer of love“, with spoken word snippets lifted from contemporary media coverage. Farewell to naive „flower power“, here comes the true sound of confusion …